_L rvidtnre; of Community
Land ParcelsTitusville
m "rlrf" I n ttglnin( to show up
'throughout. Titusville and North
1 Rrr ord I a* the last t half of 1 ride
as Month Rots: ( under way with a
Planning and Zon quest for a special use permit Planning Board at the March 18 AL ronuntrated clean up campaign:
ing Commission has seven items and two parking plans meeting. It has been referred 3 Sponsored by Greater Pride,
under olrt I business and two under Rezoning requests are: back to the Planning Board by .1 Inc the campaign will be an Intense .
new business to consider at the Tom Yoder for property west the council for further consider effort to rid the area of
meeting on Wednesday night in of the railroad and I east of Bon ation until Board members could "
many "eye sores and will be a
the city hall. Air Subdivision from R.) to R.3 view the property.C. cooperative endeavor of
., many
Listed under old business to This
are permit apartments was lue clubs
W. Dannenberg. representative throughout the area,
four rezoning requests one re recommended for denial by the _
in the of
of the owner E. J, Kuptrt operating name "Pride"1'hb

for property at the northeast corner week April 19 through 25.m ,
-- of Bajvicw Street and U S 1 Plant
.
'N Polish Week' an
k' from B.1 to D.2 to permit an l overall home and nplIIhborh'lO'1Inll'roVl'nt'nt

Corp., (for property east of I) S. cooperation of all residents with.in .
1, from li.3 to D.1 to allow of the Greater Titusville area,
fiees and a parking lot. During/( this week the Titusville

I' 1y Edgar M Johnson representative Garden Club and the Jaycees
a. for Pet Elizabeth Conner! Wives, In the name of Pride, will
for property at southeast corner Hell a truck load of plant at
of Park Avenue and South Street d roht for those residents desiring

from R.1 to C.1 to allow a service to buy plant for their hornet.

station. el' ; This mile will take place Thursday .
V',"
Parking plans are at Blanton Park between 9
Parkway Development Co for : .p 'l; am and 5 p.m. These two( club
property at southeast corner of /, have obtained the plants at cost

1d' 1962, was crowned "Miss Pride' at the conclusion of the Cantrell (right), "Miss! North Brevard" of 1961, and second that many neighborhood clubs
Special Use permit is: left Carol Klier. Carlson Photo and I circles will cooperate with>
beauty pageant held at Bayview Elementary School audi- runner up was ( ) -( )
Glenn L Hyer to allow an a planting and cleaning campaign
Econo.Car Rental on property ,
zoned C1 located at nortlivtrjst -
corner of U. S. 1 South and Gar In tho Whispering Oaks subdivision
den Street And Beautiful the Whispering Oaks Garden -
f Talented Judy Taylor
Circle la
I l ; tel$ lr encouraging a pol
.
.The city council.baa requested ish" up the neighborhood. The
4 r M a jrecom mendation from tho circle I ill Inviting IIcl"hborhoodwonten !
t Planning Board relative to( the who are not members of
following requests regarding the circle to join and enlisting

streets: Selected Titusville's "Miss Pride"burn their support!) In the polish up".
Harry L. Barr to close portion The City of Titusville will co-
CITRUS TOWER One of the most prominent land- of Robbms Avenue between oprale during this I lant and Potlh -
marks at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair opening English and Watson Streets, east Week by having two extra
Wednesday Is the Citrus Tower marking the site of the of Norwood pick up days The trash will bepirklI
Lovely Judy Taylor 19 year point system with the first two Alabama during the summer Pride"! und presented her witha
Florida Pavilion. The Tower stretches 110 feet high. At J. V. Bennett and Violet Griffin up Wednesday and
its base is the exhibit of the Minute Maid Company of to close a portion of Guava old daughter of Mr and Mrs C competitions worth 30 points She also: holds the titles large: trophy and a bouquet of Friday,

Orlando, Avenue between Blocks 8 and 9 K. Taylor of Mims, was crowned each and the last two worth 20() of Miss Gal axle of 1902 and red roies Ceotge!: Arnold pageant Mrs\ Fred Criffls, chairman of
of Highland Terrace and a portion Man Prlle"' In Titusville points each. Judges for the "l\IIM' Congeniality" in the recent chairman and Hay Ledford, the! Whispering Oaks Garden Circle
of South Street between first Pride Beauty Pageant Sat. event were Mis Cleveland Tat- Miss Orbit contest at Corns Ireasuiur. of Pride. Inc.. piescnted said "If each neighborhoodwould

Avacado Avenue and Highland urday night in the Bayvlew madge, Mrs Jack Larks, Dr Btach Judy will represent this. trophies! and flowers to tho really get out and encourage
Tifusville Win Awards
Jaycees Terrace. School Auditorium Runners- Ben Storey and Walter Carpenter sera" in the Miss Florida beauty first mid second runners-up In this polish up and paint up,

I up were Rosalynn Cantrell, and pageant Idler this year the ('onttst'Miss It would begin to snowball for
George LaGasse Jr. and Leila Carol Klier, For the talent portion of the each neighborhood would wantto
At District Rosalynn Cantrell, first run- Pride" was also l award
Caucus On close
Sunday B and Frank W Clark to a Judy, a student at Brevard contest, Judy described sketchesof out do each other"
portion of Bayvlew Street, be. brocade ntl.up, played the piano andsang ed u trip to Nassau, a complimentary
Junior College, was selected and modeled a green,
Titusville Jaycees have done( it vard County only-Titusville, tween Hopkins Avenue and( the from a field of 12 beauties following satin evening gown she designed her own arrangements ofCitting outfit from Belk and
railroad. To Know You" and, gift ctitificates from the clothts
Cocoa, Merritt Island Cocoa Candidates For
have awards
again they won ( competition in four cate- und made herself.Judy
Hallemor Inc.. PhileemoreInc kxodus". in the talent portion Shop and Watlwood Dies Shop
for outstanding work and interest Beach, Eau Gallic, Melbourne, goiics; personal interview, talc plans a career in fashion .
? and Kay Bee Inc to close of the contest while Carol Klitr Other entrants in the contest
South Brevard Beaches and ent, bathing suit end evening merchandising und will attend
unnamed street on the north aide did n humorous pantomme- were Diane Ivo, Vicki Hamilton, Are
Twenty members of the local Palm Bay, gown. Judging was done on a Auburn University In Au Legislature
of King Street, west of Lee Road flume/ routine to "Tan Shoes and I:clen Docrrler, Patti) Packer,
The local also bid to be
attended the
organization Spring group Is "
Thomas L Henderson re Pink Shoelaces,
in Okecehnhee host to the next caucus, to( be Candi Shellenbargrr Sherry
Sunday
caucus
and I, with that number, won the held in August, and the bid was questing side of Hopkins that 13 lots In on Dclespme the West Ben Busby Sr, president of J Ktnnie, Virginia FilmII, Ruthle Invited T To IRCIndian
"man.miles' award-which accepted. Economy AdjustmentsIn Pride. Inc. crowned "Mis* Eichcrt and Lorie Keuhn.
goesto Courts be rezoned from BU 1 to
the organization having the Attending with President Earl Br2, River City Civic Asa:
.. .. ,
most members traveling the most Spencer and State Vice.President 'a:2lEit"-: ;: .x, lades has Invited all candidates
miles to( the session. Gene Roberts were Sam ; for th" Legislature from Brevarl
The local organization also won Beddingfield. Jack. Miller Don Recreation Unit Postal ServiceThe ) County to speak at a public

an award for inter.club relations Matteson, Steve Pantano, Joel To Meet Tuesday ( meeting at 8 p.M. Monday April
for their visitation programs Kirkland, Dale Freeman, Jim ; 27,
and club interest Hertzcl, Bill Kennedy, DIn Sands, Upper St Johns Recreational limited adjustments in vice lobby of the post office. jft"
The meeting will be held In the
A new district was officially Len Rogers, Paul Salisbury Hob Development Committee will some postal services ordered In Other services to be provided at .
formed at the caucus-the new Lehaman, David Crabtree, Don meet at 1 1:30: p m Wednesday at Washington, March 10 by Post this portion are: General DeL Civic CenterLetters
No and Jones, Mann, Lee the Riviera in Vero ; _. Inviting the candidates
district being 9 composed Wimpy Clay, Lounge mailer General John A, Groun very, registry, COD, certifiedand have been mailed to the follow
of organizations In Bre Phil Warren and Ronnie Clay, Beach vend
ouskl to save $12.1 million, will Insured The stamp ing:
-
-,.. ._ '_ begin to take effect in Titusville log machine in the box lobby> Is State Senator Bernard Par-
r \
'Y- ::=- V (
and the other post offices In the available at all times to the public I' :'4f rish; his Democratic opponent,

country May 4, Postmaster Herman : :> \ Rep James Dressier; and Republican
Wattwood said today. After May 4, on Saturdays : Virgil Schenck, win

per week instead of the present tiers on Saturdays John Q. Murphy, Democrats: ant

six days schedule After May As instructed by the Post Of :irJ. R. W Grady, Republican! w'*
J 4, there will be no delivery of lice Dept, no "after hours" win seek the Group 2 Home of Ripresrntatlves -

parcel post on parcel post routeson dow service will be provided on I seat.

Wednesday, Parcel post will any day of the week The will b. a tim limit
continue to be delivered six days All other services! and window 10 minutes for rack spak, A
per week on rural routes and. service hours will continue: usat question and answer period I win
mounted routes First Class present The COoptl ation I follow
t Pared, Air Parcel: Post and perishable of the postal public: will be ap
,
Cv ,res4t '
articles will continue tote predated
delivered six days per week. The only change that will be Prido Salutes

Thotn will be no change in the made In Mims at the present

delivery of special delivery parcels time Is that starting on May 9th 11 Pride Inc., the local ajency
.!.... ...t.. ... ...... X
a.-. -y.- -- which will be delivered in no money orders will be sold on devoted to promotion of cultural

cars shown above were involved in lost control after getting too close to the Window Services: On Saturdays master Audrey Parker COD president of the TUusville Chapter National Secretaries ration, today salutes Drentwood.
an accident Friday at 3 p.m. Car at the edge of the highway. The Beakley car had after May 4, one combination and all other mail will be delivered Association (International), and Mrs W. R Diaa (left). [Estates Circle Park and Fair-

left was driven by Joan Marie Bleak- several Brownie Scouts in it. No one was stamp and parcel: post position as usual The stamp (gcneidl: chahmarl of events during National Secretaries glen for the beuutification wort

ley of Alhambra Street and other car, was seriously injuied.-(S-A Photo). only, will be maintained, and: parcel pmt window will be Week are shown looking on as Mayor; Ed Kitties pro on the entrances to their developmeats
driven by Johnny Lee Elswick of 290 Co- 8:30 a.m. \to 12 Noon i in the ser- see ECONOMY On "it f claim ; he! special week In Titusville.-(S-A Photo). off Garden! Street ...

V meeting Monday April 27th. A crowd of more than 500 attended The Woodrow Wilson .Fellow Handyman tore opened for m) ,

Mrs. 3. J. Condos, chairman of the big talent contest at ship Foundation began in 1943 iness last SaturdayNew

__.m__________, __ the Foreign Relations committee Parkway Jr. High Friday evening for the sole purpose ot.attract.
.
will introduce Mrs. Forward priorto and from all signs everyone ing outstanding men to the college offeccrs of the St Teresa

r the business meeting at the certainly enjoyed seeing the teaching profession Al was Catholic Woman's Club vip'

Welcome Club .1 Legion Home on North U.S. 1. youngsters "do their stuff'. first nominated by one of his be installed Thursday noon n an

t Gateway Wagon The program is being held at 8 Many of the acts brought the college! !; professors, then made a installation banquet.luncheon at

i p.m. to enable the junior members house down but when the written application and later interviewed the Chanticleer Inn Installnt on

'1' Hears History Of Titusville : of the unit to attend and Boa ties' appeared, the roof personally by professors officer and 'guest speaker will *
not have to lit
: through the bus. was 'nearly bouncing off the from Georgia (Florida Ala Mrs Charles Kaczmiervak. newly -
loess session unless wish to.
they
IN' elected deanery president
)
rafters from the excited screams bama and South Carolina 'or
Mayor Ed Kittles the heard ,
J was outgoing president year Other interested are
U persona French at Orlando( Central Deanery
Al will first
of teenagers hl the audience. study
i guest Backer at the April end reports of officers end committee invited to come and hear this Interesting .
I Four girls dressed to a "T"or Birmingham Southern this sum Officers to be Installed see<
r luncheon meeting of the Gate. chairmen. talk on Ecuador.
0a ( should I say to a "Bug") mer before moving on to Van Mrs. James V !vera, president
!J way Welcome Wagon Club At the speakers table, Mrs. C.
O. Reports will be given duringthe !! with his Mrs,, William Gardner
like the Beatles pantomined the derbilt in September vice
:!L when that group met at the E. Font placed a beautiful centerpiece bualness session on the .
I ?*' rummage popular recording "I Saw Her lovely wife, Mary, and seven president; Mrs. Charles Brllwn
Chanticleer Inn. Speaking be. using a gold vase! with sale and calendar the
q0 Standing There" using guitars\ month old son, Charles recording secretory; Mrs Jonn
zip fore a group of some 60 mem pink rose buds and gold tapers unit Is receiving ads for later,
drums and all the favorite Beat. Although working toward a Moquin, corresponding Sere
bin and guests Mayor Kittle The lovely corsages and color. members will be listing birth.
j le actions twisting, jumping and career in college teaching, Al is tary and Mrs. Ronald Moretto
rr gave a brief history of Titus ful programs were designed and days anniversaries, club meeting
vine telling of how It had grown made by Mrs. Hay Maya, Mrs ri I r dates or any important dates slinging their hair around. They an accomplished actor and will treasurer. Reservations foi 'hI'

00 from b email fishing hamlet to Marie Fyan, Mrs Fant and Mrs ( a AS which will be printed on the cal. were In perfect time with the re be lemembercd in years to come banquet must be made bore

the evT growing city it is today Kennedy endart cord and were so realistic I for his! protrayal of the gay, noon Tuesday by. phoning Mr'
toI4' don't think the crowd could loveable in Gardner at 2G7 0820.
Captain Andy
He recognized the growth asa Mrs Harry Eads end Mrs. H Delegates will be elected at this
direct result of the missile L. McCurry were in charge of meeting to attend the 12th District have been more excited had the Showboat' and the old tired
Industry. the Gateway decorations. Constitutional Conference in Beatles really been here. and beaten salesman, Willy Lo Mrs. Ethel Barton and Sister.
The four girls Lyvonne liar man, in the more recent Mask Mrs. Florence Fox who have
He humerously told of how the Through the generosity of Sebastian on May 3rd when a
vey as John, Sharon Mullins as and l.nmmer production, "DeathOf bun here for the winter at 'their
Sheriff would have been after David Myers, vice president of new district president will be elected -
e boys In his day if they had or Tint National Bank fountain i t'l Reports of unit presidents Ringo Iris Pebbles as Paul and A Salesman". He established home in Indian River Citv plan

i t>f ganlzed a skin.diving" club pens were presented! to each and district chairmen will also be Wandy Dooley) as George were the Drama Club at THS and to leave Thursday for theii h"neat

: similar to that which he has member and guest present, rt 4V1 heard. awarded second prize in the has worked with the students on Dallas! Center Iowa, Their

been reading about in the newspapers The following new members'' l contest. several productions. niece, Mis A. H Hubbcll of
First prize went to two talent. We congratulate AI and wish Springfield. Mo. will come down

At one time, he said, mosquit were received Mrs into Bonds the membership Mrs ,,. Newcomers Club To ed young dancers, Linda McClure him a world of success in his to assist in driving north.
: Betty ,
ttt.al Meet WednesdayThe and Marianne Go chosen
01 were i bad one had to wan
aq curry Jean Cavanaugh: Mrs Rena career.Annual
o small smddge pot or a palm. Perkins, Mrs Rafferty, Mrs. =- l._ L-...... __ B Florida Greeters. Newcom. Dressed in patched "hillbilly" Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffin plan 10
leave
dresses and pantaloons, hair in Tuesday: for DrooktioldConn .
etto switch when outside, Gladys Dell Mrs Ethel Bush er Club will meet Wednesday, meeting of the Brc
He GARDENING BOOKS Mrs. Gordon Beeson Titusville pigtails and teeth blackened, the following a several month
spoke of present day construction
Mrs Vi Bramhall, Mrs Doris April 22, at the Whispering card County Bowling Association -
Garden Club librarian recently arranged an interest girls cracked several funny visit here af the home Oller
and expansion and In Heidler and Brown. Hills Club for luncheon
Mrs Millie Country will be held April 20 at 2:00
conclusion said that in the not ing display in the library of various gardening books do- jokes and then danced a coml.! : daughter: Mrs. W. B. Nonie-
several of Card scheduled at in
Special are the
guests Cocoa Hall wast
games Fire
nated by the Garden Club this The books included cal Jazz routine. In additionto p.m. :222! Thornton St She spend tiersuTirners
too distant future Titusville'squartermillion year.
9 iS and luncheon will be .
whom were from Missouri and : a m of the Cocoa Bowl A Rama on '
"Your Florida Garden Soil", "Imaginative Small Gar.dens' being excellent dancers, the with her daughter Mrs
dollar civic center California, as well as other distance served at 11:45 a.m. All mem King St Agenda for the day In.
would become reality "Japanese Flower Arrangements For Beginners' girls: proved themselves to be lIenrietta Kallina in Brookfi' 'd
a stales were: Mrs Kay Mc' hers and guests are invited to eludes an election of officers
Also featured on the "Rockwell s Flower Arrangements", "Flower Show Hand "real troupers! when technical and plans! to return here next
programwas
Daniel, Mrs Mary Miller Mrs attend both. proposed amendments to the
boo and Its supplement. (Carlson Photo). difficulties arose at the begin. Full.
the reverend Arnold F
Carol Hook, Mrs Lou Carouth- J Mrs Dee (Charles) Kestlcr constitution and bylaws and executive -
Claus minister of the Good clog of their dance. Remaining"In
/ era, Mrs Mary Jones! Mrs. program chairman announcedthat committee reports.
The Woman's
chaidcter' Association
Marianne gaily of
Shepherd Lutheran Church who Carole Lupo, Mrs Pauline Cut Mrs. Elisha Hovis of Imperial .
deliver skipped across the stage fixed the First Presbyterian Church
the Invocation. right, Mrs Clarice Watson, Mrs House Furniture would Children of St Teresa's School
the will hold luncheon
record and skipped back a meeting at
Following the program, Mrs. Hel"!n Nygard, Mrs. Eater Hub- be the' guest speaker. Mrs.
received .
a special treat Friday
the church
across to do the dance at 12 noon Wednesday
Don Fry lle became the newprf'sldt'nt bard, Mis Fern Boyles Mrs. I,ovi*' topic will be "Interior
r afternoon compliments of
Mr.
in an impressive installation Third prize was awarded to a ( April 22.
Helen[ Henry and Mrs Jenny Decorating.
and Mrs. Roland Pastermack,
delightful combo, "Five Hits
ceremony with Mrs. DIGristme Reservations for cards.
bridge,
Joseph Kennedy, Outgoing And A Miss" vomprised if Rick owners of the new Handymanstore Miss Dorothy Hall and Miss
canasta, pinochle and lunch
on U. S, No 1. At first
ie Woodward Pete Mac Lean, Elizabeth Hurley of Jacksonvillewere
president and Virginia Wo
man of the Year a award winner, IRC Methodist must please be call made Mrs.by Tuesday Kestler noon 2077158 Bob Hager, John Duncan, Mike glance. the gifts appeared to be Sunday guests at the homeof

As Mrs. Kennedy drew the I Treadway, The four judges, but actually they were filled Ford, 1616 Diane Drive Miss
4 1
analogy she referred to the Twenty seven members of the I all local radio personalities, gavea with "Disposition Sweetners' Hurley plans to be married in

tradition established by the Indian River City Methodist Ja Plan Card Party special honorable mention to (delicious pieces of candy). The Jacksonville next Saturday

pioneer women who drove covered Church Men Club met Thursday Wednesday Night talented young pianist Stanton

wagons out to meet new evening April 16, for the Gandy for his outstanding performance .

settlers regular monthly .meeting Re I If you enjoy card games of any ELECTION TIMEelOlliat
tiring president Gary Woods time, make up your table now Coach Ken Gaslm delighted ELECT

Orchid, yellow and pink. presided over the election of oftfl"en '1 : and plan to play at the dessert everyone as Master of Ceremonies th. t
Spring flowers used
were
decora1'profusely _far U el .19W63. church card party for "guys and gals' and later joined four other

lions which throughout correlated" Into'a year!; : : > -,'* i ,X r r.l J at the .Citizens Rank communityroom .tea hFrs, Ruth\ Bailey John Hall I
were ) from 8 to 1130 .
J ; p m Wednesday Nancy Youree and Ruth Chew .
theme of the club's name Jack; Wheeler, chairman of the ing, In closing the show with oiingeSTEAKS

vine-covered, blossoming gateway ed a slate of officers which In. chairman for the Cancer; Crusade, discussed the event be planning on being there and accordlan band, the Com popular SEAFOODIN -

where a large white wagon eluding the floor nomination for wjth her area workers at a Crusade Coffee recently in her the sponsors-the Indian River mancheroes, played several

wheel was used most effectively reported, was unanimously accepted 'home on Thornton. With Mrs: Lanaris are Mrs. T. S. City Woman Club-don.t want selections for the audience.AI THE FINEST ATMOSPHEREFOR

at each officer took the oath of Hinshaw, left and Mrs. Granville Goad.-(Carltcm) Photo). him to be the only man. They YOUR I DJNING PLEASURE

office by placing a spoke in the The incoming officers are as even encourage the men to get Elmore, talented _

wheel follows; President Jack Bevel, Miss Fcose Talks To Art LeagueAt up a table of poker or whatever teacher at Titusville High English, re Cocktail Lounge ;; 930A.M"t2; < : ;::;;
Inducted into office with Mrs. vice president, Dan Daniels, game they wish while their wives ceived a letter from Florida'sAttorney open :

First Vice.president, Mrs BruceJ Sid Warren and reporter, Titusville Art League, Miss Pat She also pointed out the fact "pair off"Kittles last week congratulating him 35 PALM AVE. TITUSVILLE 257.3067
Snyder Second Vice.president Chuck Price. The several that although all of the students will do( the honors" in
appointive rids Foose, art instructor at
his
on recent THIS IS
appointment as a I NOT A PAID
selecting winners of the POLITICAL AD.
Mrs. J. Kastakas, recording officers will be named Titusville High School, gave an whose works she displayed are II or Woodrow Wilson Fellow AI was
door
secreatary, Mrs. Tony No gifted and should continue to more prizes-plus the spec.
by the- in the near
president Interesting talk about art and
lal one of 1,509 out of 11.000( applicants ----- -- -
of -
matched ---
prize a set of lug- ---------
votny, Corresponding develop their art, will be
secretary; future. art students in her classes many in the U.S. receiving a
Mrs R. E Cato treasurer Mrs unable to further their education gage.
President elect Bevel on behalf \
The enthusiastic audience, Coffee will be served duringthe fellowship award and plans tod
James Turner Chaplain and t after high school because !
of all the members, expressed *
consisting of members of the art evening. enter Vanderbilt University in
Mrs. Art Fiction. historian their families cannot afford to Thank
appreciation to charter V0"u
league and visitors, were shown- Proceeds will go to support the September to work for a Mas ;
Corsages, except for the presl.dfnt' send them 01to college. She rY"
president Gary Woods for his
paintings created by the local club's charities and building tern in English and later a Ph.
orchid, were made of successful efforts In the first suggested a scholarship for seniors fund.
teenagers, all of whom are eager D.
purple. and pink sweet peas sinceit full year of the Men's Club act!. and talented in their work. at the high school be established -" FOR A MOST SUCCESSFUL

was felt the early pioneer vities, to provide the funds necessary -

women probably carried sweet- Wheeler announced the upcoming Min Foose stressed the importance for furthering the education ONE
CENT
pea seeds with them In their Retreat for men of the of educating childrenin rf these talented young peo

wagons. church on Saturday April 25, at art from'the time they first pie The Idea was well received "Better fetretertet MemSECRETARIES

In the formal .ceremony the Lcesburg Registration Is at 9:30 tnter school In this way, by members who hope to be

entire membership gave a aim, with the conference at 10 they would be given the oppor able to do something toward

standing pledge when asked by a.m. Men planning to attend Lundy either of finding and developing this end in the near future, ,and

Mrs Kennedy if they would support may contact Wheeler or Bevelas what talents they might who hope to have the strong and 6ettu 9tlJ 1te44 uu.rr

the officers by representingthe far in advance of Saturdayas have, or of acquiring at least an active support of all members of

rim which holds the spokes possible appreciation and some under the community a4

In the wheel of the organization Bob Webber reported on progress standing of art and its many .
." .. US
.
Mrs. Doug Barnhart assistedin in establishing a Men's .... ...

the installation by pinning Club sponsored Boy Scout Troop. the date of the next meeting at ..' __ '. AT We're sorry that some items
corsages on the new officers at Official action which fried chicken will be were quickly
was taken to further aer KintWtkq rmd! &krdctll Ga "
"Ovt of Stock. In
ter which she some instances
was recognized as such action as promptly as ved at 7 p.m.Refreshments. we just
the hub of the organization. ..". .., underestimated when
possible. were served '. D ordering, due to the

final. In the series of card P E.O. Chapter Z met Thurs Mr. and Mrs Gray Brewer has In order to receive this recognition hI,

parties to benefit the Student day night at the home of Mrs. been named to the Dean's List ,

Loan Fund of the Women's Clubof II H. Hudson, 1318 RiversideDr. at Duke University this spring AT MOUNTAIN HOME
/ iVith Netart And Nofea Titusville, will be held Thurs. Mrs. A. K Schenck had on the basis of high: academic Mr. and Mrs II G. Duff left
1 day April 23, at 7:30: p.m. at the charge of the program. Mrs A. standing for the fall semester Sat'irdiv!, tn spend several months ,
/ Of North Brevard Woman Club Building Max Brewer and MM Ed Willis 1983 at th< ii' summer home it ,.

The parties have been held previously were elected delegates: from the An overall academic averse.: Mount.im (lily. Ga
on the third Monday of chapter to the state convention __h_ ___ 4f 11i
the month but was changed to ,
which will be htldt", t Robert
Thursday this month to allow 1
Meyer Hotel in Orlando April

., ... --- -'tT .-- -- -_. ... more people to attend 30, May 1 and 2. CHINA SL ',I
This will end the year's activ-
;
tea! of the club outside of the installation Mrs S A. Faulk will be
Miss Mason To
of officers and yearly hostess to (the next meeting May VALUES you can't afford to MISS! ,
{ akdE reports of the chairmen on May 7 ut her home on Indian River 4
Be PresentedDAR 4th The last meeting of the Golden Ave. when members will hear Regular: NOW!
/ ) ., Years Club was April 16th reports of the state convention Dinner Plate . 2.50 1.25
x f.. when the members were treated Salad Plate 1.80 .90
AwardIndian to songs by Mrs. Dale Custer. Bread & Butter Plate . l.O:! .60
"
HAPPYBIRTHDAY Cup & Saucer 2.80 1.40

Mrs. D. W. Sisson and Mrs L C -ach city. On their return George E Partf'low
Taylor, as co.hostesses f' ) lhe\ will spend three days at John Olewskl HURRY TOMartha's

A the New York Woilds Fair. Barbara Carlton
Miss Brenda Mason, Titusville
High School Sludint, will receivethe Tin trip is being given to Wednesday, April 22 Gift Shop
them M a result of "outstandingal
DAR Good Citizens Award, D D. Waters
to be presented by Mrs. S. A Kitties 'f ill achievement" of the MeCotUi Milton IliggmbothamDdinl 111 Harrison Street
:
: ?
of
Motor Co.,
IlI, Regent. Tins Award isthen distributors O' tl'en Downtown Cocoa Phone NE 6-6552
/ Fold und Mercury cuts. and
for outstanding qualities '
Mrs J L Shuma.ttr:
good citizen. Any visiting Bucks m this area _
as a --- -- --- ---
member is cordially invited to ... a
-- -- -- -- Twelve
dealers In the area
attend by calling Mrs. Williams, "HAVE SOME?" Charming young hostess Mr and Mrs. Duane Dickinson. Looking ., served by the Jacksonville
telephone AM 71661 Judy Dickinson, center, offers a taste on are Delia Rodriguez and Jim Boyles at '' brunch weie awarded the all-

of tropical tid-bits to John Meister, one left and Jeannie Puckett at right.Carl.son upt'nscpllid tups The branch .I/JIINIIfII
AAUW Chapter Will of her many guests at a lush Hawaiian ). I serves all of Floilda and halt of ,

Not Meet TuesdayThe luau recently at the home of her parents, Georgia.

The local couple will return
Titusville Branch of the Newcomers Club Women Of Moose -, here May tat
American Association of Univers Will Present
ity Women will not meet on Sponsors ContestThe The next regular meeting ot
TO VISIT CHICAGOT.
Tuesday as originally planned. A the Women of the Moose, Chap:,
Florida Greeters Newcom E.
Fike. Jr. Is leaving March
dinner meeting to be held at the ter 1483. will be held Wednes (
ers Club, an organization: made Play At THSIn 25th by Delta Jet for a weekend
Whispering Hills Country Club on day, April 22nd, at 8:00: p.m. at !
up in the most part by newcomers in Chicago and to visit friends at
May 1 will take the place of the located
the Moose
Lodge
and dedicated to the task of commemoration of the 400th one Downers Grove Ill lie Is em
April meeting. community service and a campaign birthday of William Shakespeare mile north of Mime ployed by Pan American World

Lowell Ellis whose subject will of friendly greetings to Thursday, the Drama Club at All members are urged to at' Airways
be "Resolving the Conflict be. new residents, is setting a pace Titusville High School will pre- tend. I I {
tween Science and Religion" will for old time residents to follow. sent "Julius Caesar" Tuesday at
be guest speaker at the dinner In cooperation with Greater 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Popped
meeting. Husbands and guestsare Pride Inc., and its Clean Up, There will be no admission of the Sophomore English.: das J
invited to attend the meeting. l'alnt.Up, fix Up campaign in charge for this production. and are currently studying; Furniture Co., Inc.

For reservations members are Titusville, this Newcomers Clubis Leading roles will be played by Shakespearian plays Their teacher INTERIOR DECORATING
asked to call AM 75070 or AM sponsoring a poster contest at Jack Powell as Brutus, Linda and director of the play Is Al DRAPERIES CARPETS
7.5151 by April 27. Chairman of Parkway Junior High School in Sandusky as Marc Anthony Judy Elmore WALL-TO.WALL CARPET
the dinner meeting is Mrs Ben an effort to influence the young. Dickinson as Cassius, Bill Freshas ING INSTALLATION 10,000 Pairs Slightly Damaged Women Shoes

C. Storey. stem and get their minds set in Caesar, Dilia Rodriguez as HOME FURNITUREDREXEL OF FINE from Giant, Eastern Factory If Perfect would
the paths of the community ef DODGECARS
Casca and Renne Shriver as andPENNSYLVANIA
bring $1 to $10!
fort.On Decius. Other conspirators are
Wednesday, students at Kathy Schmitt, Leslie Lepene, AND TRUCKS
ECONOMICAL
721 PalmoHo 421.1011New
r Parkway will make a general Nancy Maiden, Ed Kellar Trib DODGE DART Smyrna BeachBONDHOWELL
FOLDING clean up of the" grounds, and the unes are played by Charlene Complete Parts Department o EK
CHAIR awards will be presented at 9:30: Ouelletta and Sherrl El.Hajj Cal- Trained Mechanics ,
o ti
j ) a.m. purnia will be played by Pam L tSTACKEDHtEL
R.g. A prize of five silver dollars Nidy, Portia by Lynne Lanier, INDIAN LUMBER CO. HEELSWedges

$5.95 will be awarded for each win Artemidorus by Jeannie Puckett, RIVER MOTORS North Florida's Largest Dealer Pprll

/ Ttt.ivlll. (PI..Hda)8tlf) A
;
I the of
P5. ilei.rlhed plaxa r..Irt" l-
Chamber WarnsOf 1 Titus''vlll. (Florid.) St.r-Adv
< a of earn" of whom I* unknown! i
!
--- -- -- --- .
person claiming I any estate,
I ; HUM right, title or 'Interen." la. or IUO. upon
Come On Uncle Sam Use real herein dead-load
It the property I
EditorialsSame Misleading !I Pu bill tied Mondavi.. or any part thereof Defendant. .
tp.8LWedeedays. I
I Friday.By oRNh.TI.NU9: You are hereby notl.
Tltuivlll uI fled Complaint to quiet title
that a
'
It.
., 1.
-. -. ,- I ... Advocate, Ino. baa been brought In the Circuit
4. :- AI The Btar-Advocat Court for Hrevard County, Florida.as ,
Mail Advertising I Building Chancery Cam. No. 17 77 against
Second Verse I nQa; K Main street you and each of you and kgalnat all
Song Tltulvllle. Fla. peinm eiaiming, oar **...., fight, ,
tll1AA bVAC.1rs the Merchant and general 877541Henry till or Interest .In, or lien upon the

public who have been receiving : II. Prt. Ituata followlnr la Urevard described County real property Florida
Khrushchev Is singing refrain of the Soviet Mri. Hair) 9 Hudson, V-P..
a new mail over the part few months I t
Robert H. Haitian, Recy-Tretl. t0Tn'
8 H. of Lot M In Section 32Towaahlit
lullaby which Stalin sang to Franklin D. Roosevelt at from Western firms are advisedto 2* South, Range' n Eat; I
rah IIIId.cr..e ponl. pall it Tltueelite fcl (in of Lot 80" In Section 82
Potsdam In the closing stages of World War II. 1 1t investigate/ before they investin Florida Th Township. 211 South Range 38 Eat:

I Henry H Hudson. Publisher The E ''o of Lot 21 In Section 33
predecessor It is President Johnson detects this
hoped Chamber of Commerce warned
Robert H, HlId...". Editor!: Townahlp :29 South Range 38 Rat;;
fallacy and does not allow himself to be rocked into further today Davlil Dunn Advertising Mgr All ** shown' on the plat of Flor-
< + William O. Lyerly. Circulation Mgr. lila I< Indian River Land Companyaccording
complacency with this Red refrain. Schweinsberg said h* had ... to plat thereof recordedIn
Hook 1 at 164 of the
Subscription Rate Plat page
been advised that of the
one record of Urevard County
Recent reports of extensive Russian troop movementsout public
firms doing business as Western Ry Carrier l In North Rrdvarl5Yrr750.SMo,14.00 "'Iorida.I
of Cuba and Niki's labeling of Peking as "warlike"are I aMai2.00 the aE H of the 8w H of th.NW' *
States Claim Adjustor located
4 'of Section 38 Township 28
all part of the Communist master plan with which we \ '1 I at North Hollywood California, *Iv Ma jj"j In Florida South. Rang 37 Maul; and
., Yr. IS.SO Mo. 1,1.80 a Mo. t2.60 Th* SW 4* of the 8W % of Section
should all be familiar by this time. I t has been Indicted for mail fraud. 34 Township, 29 South Rang

The only way the United States or any other country As one of the many services of Tr. 17.M .Otttild. Ma. II Florida tJf) 8 Mo. 1210 3S Lot: 10 and 11 In Block 2 and Lot

the Chamber, Schweinsberg 20 la Block 1 of Shadowlawn' No.
can deal with the Communists is on their terms be 1, according to plat recorded In Plat
said, a warning against this firm NOTICE=: OF PUBLIC HEARING=: Book S at page 50 of the public rec-

certain of that and his peace overtures are aimed at was published! In June 1963. ON PETITION: TO VACATE!: ord. of llrevard County, Florida.
STREETS!: AND AVENUES! AS and you and each of you are Hereby
lowering our guard in readiness to smashing us. 9 Many of these firms use the SHOWN ON THE PLAT OK THE": require, to a copy of your
fI.r: '
SUBDIVISION;! OF DRUID: answer attorney
If we continue to listen to the false strains of the phrase "distressed merchandise HILL PARK AS RECORDED: ; IN whore tame are annexed to this

," "liquidated: "bankrupt" PLAT BOOK T. PAULA 55. PUBICRECORDS Notice on or before the 30th day of
Soviet lullaby we are merely cooperating in our own destruction ; OP B R E: April. 1W4. and to file said answer
'unclaimed," etc. This type of COUNT FLORIDA WHICH' with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court
and are proving to be as stupid and decadent as LANDS WERE SUBSEQt'ENTLYHr.PLATTED for Brevard County Florida' at Titusville
publicity is
miss-leading and A8 DEATHERAOK Florida, therein letting up
the Commuists charge. does not represent what the SUBDIVISION, as HOWN IN I the estate, right title or Interest In
PLAT BOOK b. PAGE 41, PITBLICRfcCORDS or lien upon the above described
The Communist today engulfs two-fifths of the merchandise
party really is. Of BREVARD property claimed by you; falling

earth and one-third of its This has For further COUNT: FLORIDA. which Judgment will be entered
nearly population. ,: Information and report 'Ial..t you end each nf y..u. The

been accomplished by force trickery and subversion in detail on these firms, all TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: title .f the cue" "Jaimar 1nc..
t '. fI NOTICE!!: la HEREBY: !: OIVEN Plaintiff v. Flnrlda Indian River'
with holds barred. : l lIt interested parties are advised to that HALEMOR. INC.. PHI LEI!:- Lend Company et ale? Defendente.WITNESS .
no : contact Schweinsberg at the MORE INC., and KAY-BEE INC. my itond and the neal ofeald

; berg said, to "check with the treet.* and avenue, lociird In the Hall a D.'lIly, CI..rk Circuit, Court
City: of 'lUu.ville. Florida: iI.ill) JOHN D SHEPARD and
"', Chamber before you write your The Went 20! feel of Tuscan RHBPARI. SHEPARD MINOT,

ing Corregidor in the early stages of World War II, and I Rrevard of, qualified County land Florida owner on petition will TUuivliia oiaimmg ,any lorlua neat' and/or of the the City pub.of COLLflTK, hi* wife et Defendant al.,

on the' 12th day of May 1964 at lie In and to the aforeiald Greats IN THE NAME!' OF THK STATE
his triumphant re-entry. 7.30: PM., consider and ;determine and avenue, and further dlm.lalm- IH'! FLORIDA:

Many other such phrases, "Damn the torpedoes! Full I whether abandon. ,or dlioonttnue not the City will and vacate elo eeerlaln log any, Florida Intercut, of ana/or the City the of public IItuivllia TO.;

A L. CoIIctle and Ellen Collette,
In and to the afor ald atreet and
speed ahead!" "Sighted sub, sank same", "Praise the crlbed and streets' renounce hereinafter and disclaimany dea- avenue. 'I his wife, ic living and.. If rtcad the.

Lotd and the ammunition" and others ring throughthe right. of laid City and the puullo Toe tforeiald petition wa pre-. uevlaees uuMnown, grantee ipouiw, creditor aeira' and legatee ,
pass la and to any of aid land or aerated In order to remove a cloud lull all any
or
corridors of time and record moments of great deeds .nv Interest.. th.rl'ln .qulr.d by covering the Mlles located to lands' owoedby ley .roDlln. peraon, under parties or a..ln.t claiming/ the
purchase gift
.. that command respect from friends and foe alike. prescription for atreet. alleyway crag' hubdlviilon, according to the nl* wife; (Clears D. Denmark
road or highway purpose, all plat thereof ai recdrded in Plat
backed of "Don't tread me" Congress Wake Up! It's Your Country Too streets belnu described aa follows-" : Boon a. Page 41, the laid Deather- ana Denmark hi. .wife
true
They were by a spirit on That Subdivision .. I w nose Christian tame I.I unknown -
portion of Ouava Avenue age being a K ul>ulviiinn -
to rialntirt, K ,
that left no doubt in anyone's mind as to the stature and lying between Mlddlehunt Road of part of the land platted asa dealt. the unknown spuuse living, and heir If,
,
and Routh Street, and between Keaubdlvlilon of L>ruld' Hill Park
...
Block I and 5, of the plat of Becoming to the plat thereof a* recorded lean devisee, grantees, cred-
the of this
purpose country. Stale C of C Names SearleTo Ball Receives Highland, Terrace No. 1. according in Plat JIOOK ,, Page, o9, Iturs and claiming any and inrouga all person. underur orparllea
oy
to the plat thereof recorded In Public rtecorti* of ttrevard "
Not long ago we criticized England for exporting buses Plat Bonk I. pane tffi, public Florida In a* much aa the .. against. toe saw George D. Den-

to Cuba. The plain fact is that no one knows what record of Brevard County Florida treeta and avenue were, ountY'1 I woe mare' : fisher'and -H Lemmon-- Denmark and _hi*
and that part of South Street the plat of Heeubdlvlelon. of
Military Affairs Committee Degree At FSU l mmon, hit Wife. whose( .trueflalntirt
lying between Avocado Avenue 11111 Park, and were not '
shouldn't the British
toward Cuba
is
why Lorl.luu
out policy so and Highland. Terrace ai shown the plat of Deatherage .., name t. aoknoWq l0
), l If living, and It dead, the
buses or anything else? According to reliable reports on the plat of Hlfhland Terrace and the aforeuld' atreet and avenue unknown heir,
export Pat Blumer, President of the now serving as a member of the George Ball son of Mr. and No. 1, according to the plat have not keen formally closed deviate, graaiee tponae. creditor and legatee,
thereof recorded .In Plat Hook 8, abandoned, vacated and dlacontln- any
Cuba is continuing merrily on her way as an expanding Board of Directors representing ana ail.. person or prlh" claiming' .
lied Hoard
ty either
Greater Tlrusville Chamber of Mrs. Herbert Ball, and grand. page US public record of Bre the of County ,
by through under
base for communist operations) In the Americas District) 11 of the Florida State vard County Florida Commualoneri of llrevard County .,ud waiter H. LemmOI or against and _the
Commerce:: announced today son of Mrs. George Brockett,, BY ORDER OF THE CITY .Klorlila or the City Commtatlon of Leintttou' ale Wife ,
and Chamber of Commerce. COUNCIL OF THE: CITY OF TI- the City of Tllmvilk, Florida ; Henry M. Job*
'-daily growing stronger more threatening. .
the ion tatso known a H. M. Johnson
that Doftn Searle has been appointed Titusvilla Was among graduate Tl'SVILLE.' FLORIDA thl 14th YOU ARE FlRTHbR; NOTIFIED -
tf the conduct of affairs has become Searle is Immediate Past receiving in day of April 14 that < Commission of the ), and -- /nhnaoa hi* wife.twuose .
foreign so complex degrees gradu : ob'iJt ; 'JII\ ChrliUan ,
by the Florida State CITY OF TITI'SVILLEBY City ; \ Florida, will holda true na "" 1. unknown
President and a Director of the atton exercises at FSU in Tail public hearing to determine the to HsInUfll, It living ,sod If
and confused that this nation can no longer take Chamber of Commerce, to tho Margaret Cooper dead tn* ulUnowa, ponse., heirs.
'.dvla.! of
City Clerk >illty cloilng vacating abandoning -

,unequivocal steps to preserve its integrity and military Military Affairs Committee for Chamber, President of the Com- hassee Saturday, --Apr.---20--Mon,) 1W4._! -- abov.-named and atreet.dlaiontlnulng...d the liur I./a*"e.and, devlRee any...." grantee all uersun., .cred-. or

.security it bodes ill for the future. The time has come to the State of Florida.We mittee of 100 Vice-President of the hour 01 7:40: P.M on avenue.the 12th.t parliei agalnat claiming by througo. Under
or tile .Id ftenry M. lobaao.
the North Brevard Board of I Jay 0' May, lMIt! at the Commienon -
reassert in words and deeds a measure of the traditional are extremely leased, I Room City hall I Tltu.vlllq *, Clod knowh a* H. M. Johnson),
.
: and ,
: Johnson hi
Citizens wife
Realtors, a member of the Brevard Lumber Florida, at which time all Intereste ;
spirit of this country. Blumer said, to have Donn on ImplementationCouncil Company persons may appear and be heard tha Charles: B.B Hlhuyler: ,.1.. known a*
survey I BY ORDER Of THE,; CITY 'COMMISSION tfchayler), 'Uomethn
this Committee. This appointment known a* Cha S. Bchuyler), and
of Brevard County, : OF THE CITY OF TITUSV'ILLE
READY-MIXED-IN-TRANSIT CONCRETEBuilding Cora B. Hihuyler, bin wife, II alive.
e the Greater TUusvilta FLORIDA the 14th
gives" .
Vice-President of the Greater day of April W4, ana 11 dead the unknown *uu.*,
: the distinction Material Lumber Paint' Hardware heirs, legatee, devisee, ,
REA Loan Business Chamber of Commerce Titusville KiwanIs Club. He isa CITY OF TITtWILLEDY creditor, and any and all grantee person

of having two of our Real Estate Broker with offices WE BUILD ROOF TRUSSESLet : Margaret Cooper or parties] claiming by through under

community leaders working with at 412 Main Street and resides Us Give You An Estimate Apr.JO (Mon City) 1WU.MMKK Clerk. cuhuyler or against(also the known..I
The Rural Electrification Administration lends government the Florida State Chamber of Mchuylerl' ), sometimes known a* ,
TI. Prompt Delivery Phone AM 7.3831 .
at 610 Blue Bird Court, : FIB( > H'TIt'i.! Chu. .. gchuyleri, and Cora B.
i money at 2 per cent, which is just about half of Commerce. In addition to Searle, tusv ille. lll"ISl' ,IM I II l iiIC0\1'Ltlh1 l belmyler, his wife; Robert K.
I'l Ht.lt liT II t ETC:
Blumer Hid, George Morgan, Chaudoln, also known a* R. R.
: what the must to borrow the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Chaudolnl
government pay money. ) and Jan A. Chaudoln, hi.
President of Citizens Bank. Is TAKE NOTICE. that the City wlfa ,if l llvlnit. and If dead the ( -
invl
: In addition to this handsome subsidy, the REA co-ops Council of the City of Tltuavllle.Brevartl .. known. apou.e belr.. le..te.. de-
County, Florida, on petition .lee*, grantee'., creditor and
: are free of federal taxes. The taxpayers as a whole must of qualified land owner, will and all persons or parties claiming.ay
on the Utli day of May, 1W4 at 7:3U:
bY, ,
through under
: jnake up these losses.I" teller To P,M,, consider,' and determine old Kobert R, Chaudoln.r agalnat alio the

Salute whether, or not the City will vacate known, .. R R. Chaudoln), and
We abandon, discontinue and close a Jan A. Chaudoln. hi* wife and allperson.
; And that isn't all. Some of the REA loans are fort certain afreet hereinafter described ,, or parllea having, or; claiming
.
: and renounce nd disclaim
which be termed unbelievable. Writing The Editor I any right to have any right title or In
purposes can only of acid .lty and the publIc in and term In and to the property Involved

in the California Farmer, Jack Pickett listed a num therein to any' of acquired aid land by or purchase any Interest, gift, thereof In thin at heirs suit., devisee ur any, legatee portion

i Find Street' First Our Secretaries tlevlie dedication' or prescription le..e.... granteea successors assign.
bet of these examples: $25,000() to a co-op for gravel-crush. for street alleyway road or highway beneficicrlee unknown .pou.. or

i. Jng and washing machinery; $280,000 to another co-op for Editor: sv crlbed purposes a* follows, said: street being dec other under partie or galnat claiming ucn deceed by through person

and electric equipment $30,000 to still That portion/ of Bavvlew, Road or persons, natural or corporate -
i wiring plumbing ;
t In answer to Fire ChiefBrown's lying West of Hopkins Avenue living or dead existing or dissolved

r--and, believe it or not, $110,000 to a co-op to build ski numbers, I would In turn view according to the plat or otherwise.. or a lI.nor.. creditor.,
thereof recorded In Plat Hook 1, tr..t. or any of the above..am.d
slopes and other recreational facilities.c like to ask, "Where are our street page <4, public record of Bre- Dofenll.n' who claim any Interest
signs?" We have asked the city vard County, Florida. In any of the real property Involved
c All peraon Interested may appear In thl suit or any part thereof, .beIng -
: As Pickett sees it, "This is the way a government for street signs out West TropicSt. and] be heard at the time ...,,1 described a* follow, to-wllt!

and Singleton Ave. but notn- place above upeclfled. NE! i. of the 8E '., Section 23,
,
bureau the intent and end 10 BY ORDER OF THE
can warp original up in a I. CITY Township 21 South Range 34
ing has been done. y Np, COI'NCIL OF THE CITY OF Eaat. llrevard County, Florida
;
s self-perpetuating position that competes with private TITUSVILLE FLORIDA thl. 14th South Ten 110) acres of BE '..
We have house numbers but day of April 1111,4 of NE I, Section 23. Township
.
:, enterprise. ;; & CITY OF TITU8VILLE 21 South! Range 34 Eaat Bre-
no street ligns. ** liy: Margaret Cooper vanl. County, Florida,

: The job for which REA and its co-ops were created You have to find the street he- !* Apr 20 (Mon City)Clerk 1M! >4.l You and each. of you are hereby
7 notified that the above named
Secret
Z is finished 98 per cent of the farms in the country can fore you can find the house 'MMO.S:. AND NOT'liC or .nr Plaintiff' her brought all. to quiet

The STATIC Oi' FLORIDA TO: tide against you In the above
r now receive electric power. But no bureaucracy ever Mrs.\ Clarence !Meserve' FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER LAND styled Court. Involving' .. above
COMPANY, a corporation former described land old. cauae being In
)
2 .willingly goes out of business, so REA has moved into director C. W. ELL I O T T I IC. nature of a suit to remove
T. J, OEOROeiN cloud and quiet the title of the.
PRESCOTT,
:- -areas that its original backers never dreamed of. AndIt STee t URICE. H. D. LICHTY. t tha above named Plaintiff In and to
Vacation SpreeTerminales LEON the above described land by d..
8. l.OIZUAUX.: WILLIAM
Is going to keep right on moving so long as it can escape MILLER, JOHN LORENZ. C. T. cl.rln.11 Intereata of the Defendant -

and KOOf.K.s, and STANLEY!: 8. LICH named herein In and to said
taxes interest costs. TY of Florida Indian River Land land to be null and void and of
HereA I ) Company a dissolved' corporations no .effect and to enjoin said D.
JOHN McKAY. CATHERINE Mc- fendant from interfering In any
,
way with title and possession of
KAY ANTHONr: : MORELLO,
Know Your MARIA MORBLLO. OLE: E. NELSON the) Plaintiff In and to aald i.nia.
CandidatesThe vacation spree ended here j I1 JOSIE NELSON: E F, You and each of you. are hereby
FLEMING LOU L.. FLEMING, ordered and required to file your
Thursday for four teenage boys ,, NATHAN SAUNDERS KL1SB Answer. to the Complaint filed here

from Chicago when Deputy Earl e 2-' SAUNDERS, WILLIAM F RICHARDS I in agalnat you 'In the above styled
May 5th primary elections are fast approachingwhen Member MAUD: L. RICHARD! N. cau.a In the office of the Clerk of
Futch of the Sheriffs office ; 1hrou11 j SAUNDERS, DORA SAUNDERS, the Circuit Court In and for Br*.

the voters of the Titusville-North Brevard area will stopped a 1964 automobile with i A I 1.9 Federal Deposit O L. BENNETT and SADIE at vard the County Courthouse Florida, at his office
BENNETT:< aeverally and I la Tltuivlll,
Insurance reapeo-
choose nominees for offices at the county, state and fed the youthful occupants.The ) pt Corporation tlvely If II vln*;. and If dead all of Florid May, A on, D.or before the 19th. day
I partfe claiming Interest* under former 1984. and to serve a
eral level from director. C. W. Elliott, T. J. true and complete rOilY of such
boys ranging in age IT A FULL SERVICE BANK PrecotG.or.e N. Uric*. H. D. Answer upon FRENCH C. DAVIS.

: Vigorous 14 to 18 years, were proceeding -T::: LfcMr! Leon M. Lo.......". William Attorney... I. lit for Seabreeie Plaintiff whoa' ..dd.r. -
campaigns are being waged in several of Muter John Loren.. C. T. Roger Boulevard
north of US 1 in a car bearingout end Stanley S. Llihly of Florida Daytona' Beach. Florida, on or be
: these races and an informed Brevard electorate will go to of tate when observedby Indian Rlvar Land Coirmfly. a dl.- fore said date
tag
: the polls election day and help decide who these future Deputy Futch who stopped .1..01 Catharine corporation McKay, Anthonv John Morello MKsy, this IT notice IS HEREBY and order ORDERED shall .be pulalI.hed that

taken to the Nathan Maunder. Ells* dale of May It/... 1M4. 'In tIM
: We urge each citizen to exercise his privilege of voting Upon being Bounders. William' .., Richard. Tltuivllle. star Advocate, a ..w.
Sheriff's office the boys were a ST Maud r... Richard N 8aundra paper" having a general circulation
!! to make it his duty to know the background, from FLORIDA Dora Baundera. O. U Bennett aid In Brevard County Florida '
: found to be runaways 8adl Hennett severally and respectively tlKREIN: FAIL NOT OR A DB-
character, ability and platform of the candidates for these home, the car belonging to the WASHINGTON and Pine Sts d_.,.. nr otherwli. .. ( RF: : PRO CONfES: WILL BE
81 spoils., heirs, devisee, legatee", ENTERED: AGAINST YOU FOR
: public offices and to vote his honest convictions for the father of one of them. Their Not The Oldest But The BESTI grantee, assignees, llenora creditors. ,, BL'CII FAILVRE. ,
Not The .
.
Largest
candidates who best qualified for the which hereabouts, were unknown = truiteei. or other claimant WITNESS my hand and seat ai
: are
job they I II In the property Involved In thl.. Tltuivlll Brevard Coaaty, Florida,
: art ieeking.r prior to the teletype message. .ult and hereinafter deacrlbed' : all this ITth dT ef April AD., 14.
parties claiming' 'tntereata a grnt- )
J, The Their parents flew down and NORTH BREVARD'S ONLY HOME OWNED BANK! .... aialgneea. llenors. credllora tCOL'CLT't d R. BARN' Erf
r privilege of voting should be valued highly by picked them with thanks to I II trustee,. ."............* In Interest *r Clerk" of the Clrsult! Court I

t each of us. We implore the use of utmost discretion up I other claimants *v. through, underor Br.vard CatiMy, Florida. '
the alertness of the Sheriff'sDepartment. I I IgP against' Florida Indian Rh.rLan" By V. .. fJpan.Vr
I j
and '' t thought when exercising that priceless privilege. I Cenpanv, aw or formerly a Deputy Clerk ,
: carportloa! ; all persons haying or Aa. 20. 17. May 4, 11 IMen 1M4.

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Monday April 20, 1U4 Tltu.vlll.Florida)3t.( ) Adv. st. Pig 5CHS "

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M .f 4rw"I Tigers Take Both ,

I Swimming Titles J

! Wins County Track Cocoa High boys ind girls: ompilc enough::: second and third

swimming teams won the Ere points t" win the meet f

vard County swimming chump( TitusvilU 2ii( } m4PIIII'Y( relay

lonship In Satellite Beach Satur. team swam n i.28!,i. one of their

day afternoon, before a pool.p< .:!ked fastest times this your but thy

crowd were disqualified because of a

Title Terriers Are 3rdSeveral Cocoa boys compiled a total of false start Carillon net the onto

new records were set Florida this year, was the top Titusville big Dean Lots was Is always sensational and the .- The girls competition was Idw.I, nnmmom, 1 1I
somewhat closer with Cocoa win.
as the heavily.favored Cocoa point producer In the meet The a surprise double winner In the one Saturday night was no ex) Tel ::y releir el"t"ilryt /
with 08, Satellite 90 Melbourne IJ.aBnr;: ; '
Tigers came from far behind to tall and smooth speedster won discus and shot put, He won the caption With three of the top nine!: I M.ll.mm. '$.t.lllle Omv ,and Ttlu.;;vT'leitlaitunllfhil '

Melbourne Saturday night. after making it to conserve his by IV* inches His win. this race drew much attention :. vg.. boys' dldn t win a IU! Time X"411Bl .
strength for the events discus throw was 128 feet 3 Cocoa's Dave Bruner took it N yarl free atyle Vlck fT),
running ) ning
The Tigers put on a last minute single first place in the meet, Hlewart (Ml Hill Id), Casey IM),
rush, piling up 51 points In the He also won the 220.yard dash in and 3/4 inches. Defending In a new record time of 4:235 LOVELESS MISSES WIN BY INCHES Sandy Loveless however. !March Hepburn won a Whim. Cl'). Marlin Cl. Tim; n -

last six of 15 events, to edge Mel. a respectable 22,8 seconds, anchored champion Walt Robidoux of Co. minutes, the third best time in missed winning the 120 high hurdles competition in St'conllin the 400 yard free style t not Tel tM yard>. Vlrk ImllvMuitl/ ICI.( medley Donnven' Kai|MJ+i(

bourne 75.71. Titusville, the early the Eau Gallic.winning coa wound up fourth the state this year. Even more the Brevard track meet in Melbourne Saturday night by behind Cocoa Workman and. a Time foul. : (CC'I.2.44.T lrot.hr (ISIS.) Mlley .(T)J'

leader, wound up third with 52 team in the 880.yard relay and Larry Adams of Melbournetook amazing was the fact that his inches Cocoa's MorrIs managed to win the event witha second in tile 200 yard free style Diving: Hell (D' (! ": (11)!).
points while Eau Gallic and Sat. was nosed out by six Inches in the broad jump with a leap two rugged opponents-Sid Merchant time of 1 15.75, setting a new meet record Cocoa's Fred behind the name swimmer In. King ID i. Motale ici.. ( ;., ...r:11I: ,#1)(

ellite were tied with 33 points the 100.yard 1 dash by Melbourne's of 19 feet, 314 inches and also of Melbourne and Maury. Tucker, who has remained undefeated in county competition gram won a second In the 100 Dunnvan IIHI' yard(Ml butiorfly' Vluk (C).Kona.Carbon' js>,

caoh. Peter Snell the pole vault by clearing 12 feet Roberts of Titusville-also finished this year, hit the first hurdle and stepped out of his yard butterfly and Duchanan took sail.I5U:..niKnmery. IC). laul. (tC) 'l"Ii

Eau Gallle's sensational Clive There were two other In,livid. Usually one of the dullest races under 4:28.RGberts : lane and was disqualified (S-A Photo). a third In the loll yard backstroke '" yard fr.. ilyle VI.1t .fC1,

Callawey, who has high jumped ual double winners-both in the in any high school track meet took an early lead The remainder of Tit us flrunnl(Ml Itllxn:("k 'isi' it'. I.Wood Ilwell \(C1 MI.; r/:;..5J,,

higher than any other athlete in field events the mile run In Brevard County with Merchant and Druner righton ville points! were fourth fifth and 1'
1'.1' y.d hock"rok. yo........
his heels. The trio ran an itxth places. iKI:, ), .Mi( Kcnmc( ii51. Muter' (
extremely slow second quarter Cocoa won first place' In ondi lairrlt :IMI, Ujnnill 4)| ), Hack: (s.m
Terriers rime 11.4. .
Lose In : :
mile, but Merchant passed Hob of the 15 evintsHepburn 4'M> yard true myle flcbml,IlkaierHI .
erls early In the third quarter ( jiHtufiin. (IMI. floMcarnp M.KI
a 2:IS,2 in the 200 yard King ((1)), K"re ,ILI,. Kovock (M>
and
la i ynrd I bremiliitrnfc ""' nlr I
Both Merchant and RobertV crd for Titusville and I Bl tcti also (5I., Hill (IM. l le'kel I (1C). loniucraiICI ,
? / knew that Bruner has a terrific! set a new mark with his fifth ( Jay (It"'I l,, Mtnrthy IT) llmeV"
J:
kick in the final 100 to 220; Baseball place time of 20.8 In the It) yard (f'l'; yarl, free myle relay, C..",, .

front to put some distance: he In girls: competition, Satellite Tme. : ,2.05.7.: ,
tween them and the fine Coco ll.j.iIK
had the swimmers hut Cocoa had .
: ) yard meilleyMlunf rata Corn
runner, But he stuck doggedly t Ie \ ... ;
the team The Scorpions won .lInl.ln. tluirhn.un( 1.I'wl..
heel and with about ZIMI() Terrier used their came: by Melbournelosing log Moibnnru. Tltu.vlll
their first t In all hut 'T. :: '
places five of the ; ,
.
.. at entire three-man pitching staff In to ii team they had beaten twicein .. .: 1:1121JOU ,
yards to go, "flew" past the pair events, but Cocoa managed to ( Yard frit olylo Workmaa (C1
and into first place. Fie opened a an attempt to combat Melbourne regular season play II,'(jhirn (C'J'). AllirlKlil' 1 K'), Kir/ If
Reeves in the second (to'l, Piercing/ ill), )Inih (1M). Tlnwli :
10.yard lead quickly and held It, i In the sC'ml.finab, Satellite- :118rVi .
k. although Merchant and Roberts game of the Brevard County took advantage of several Eau: Adams Wins Golf / ( yarn frn ityl King (IC):
g,'hml
put on a fine final burst amlf Baseball Tournament, but it Gallic mis.cues and also tapped Tourney Sunday CloneM), Hutch (Ti', HoimnwaMl .
few wasn't enough to hold the Dull football! star Steve Sorcnson for ( ,. Khmer (IM). Time: 291 >
were just a step apart a aim yarn Inillvllual mall.! Mnl-I
steps behind Bruner, The times clogs, who alapped the Terrkrs even hits to win, 0.4 and<1 move Jeff ALmi, fired a 214 total Ion (CI|. MoWHril, 18), Fulton: ( ,fty*
r were the best for the trio in their*? with a 101 defeat ,Friday afUr Into the finals with Melbourne to win first place in IhuVhli. Time t!': :m2J.k:: (hrn (M I), l.fwU |CI r }

I high school careers noon However in the finals It was poring Hills Men'i Golf Aiioelution's Ulv( ;nir Knn (C). Ouninor. rM),
Hiilllvnn l i Ml)' Ki-lUr (Tl, M.tlbf>w<
One of the most sensational In Melbourne Artie Ulmer, Melbourne making use of Site!l. 54 hole President<< Cup (K'P.: II' Unman" ((5))). VUK
lite's errors Tournament ) yard' butterfly Mullnn (IC)|>
dividual performances was put'? made five trips to the plate, ln rsm (IT). M,Krnflw' (111'). Aimllo.ITi :
on by Melbourne's speedster knocked a 330 foot home run The Scorpions made a total of The tournament, which began ( Knox leI, Vanatia (Mt'. Tlmei.,

Peter Snell, but his flat< was almost over the left field, a double that 11 errors, four against Eau Gal two weeks ago with 18 holes, ind 1)154)I HI yanl, 'r.* .1 Curry f'Ol
overlooked, because it bounced off the fence and a he and seven more against Melbourne the final 30 Saturday and, Sunday, grhmlAhofer( ("). r.lttn. ( (Ie). Wal.
., attracted 25 members of the eluh ln (Ml, Horning ICI.) Kan. (X>.
; I came In a relay race single to lead the Bulldogs bat. Tlmo( M) R. a
1.'I.'I.:; 1" 1- In the sprint medley relay a ting brigade that had 11 hits Ulrner's -- Adams shot rounds of 78, 79 too yard tiarkatrnk rounttln.
:; (IC), Smllh (cT,. Buchanan (ITI), H'>w.rtl .
,. ,, .. .,. -.J and 77 to take the win .. .. .
-- -- -- ------ -- '''-''-'' bad hand off cost the Melbourneteam round tripper was hit durIng ((8) I1..UI( Ml(, Moor (Mh
Cocoa Is UpsetCocoa Tim 11)14iO .
: )
, SNELL WINS HUNDRED Peter Snell, only a neck, Snell ran the 100 in 10.2 several seconds and Snell the second inning with no Paul Houston and Hal Kellar ( yard ere Xylc1C .. Workman

not to be confused with Australia's record breaking another meet record. (S-A took the hand.off for the final runners on base, High School, picked to tied with 239 each for second, I). llophurn(C)' Fulton IT)" (tC Kirk), ICI At.brlghl .;

r Clive Calloway in the 100-yard dash by possibly the best quarter mile In was a nightmare. hall title, this year, was upset while Kellar shot( 82, 78 and T9 llutchln.on 1 10 yard hr.a.troka(I):), Chen '(Mi.Curry) Ru.ifcllMi (Cir(
the state this year, passing the The Bulldogs scored three runs In the Second Flight Jim Mim ( Kallar( ((1)), Warrrn (C). Tlnwa
Friday afternoon by Eau Oallie 1:1J I .
: JJIN
Satellite, Eau Gallie and Titus. In the first on only one hit. 3-2 In the opening round of the nls had 88, 81, and 79 for a 248; : ) yard fr.. rolavi Cntmt nor.
ville runners and was gaining on Three bunts, which scored two followed by Charlie Rhodes with din, Hrown Kin( *, Blun.flel.l), Nol I4hnurn
County baseball tournament, .' Tlluavllla, Me.1.1(0.( Tan,
the fourth Cocoa runner with of the three runs, were not regJitered 87, 84, 83 for 234; and I Joe 1:43.7.: *

each step but the lead was Just as hitiTitinville The Commodores had a 20 lead! ards with 87, 80 and 91 for Rit'h-I

too big. His unofficial I time for managed to remove over Coco during the first three Third Flight: Lawrence Factory Paint Outlet

the quarter mile was under 50 the goose.egg from the score Innings, however, the Tigers had ford 100, 84, 91, 275; Jim K.ll.r, Baldwin Shorrolna Cents
!
seconds board and replace it with a one men on bases several limes but 104, 89, 01 for 2X4; Bob Stanton, Phone 267.3255

Another fine performance was in the first inning, after Bob Com couldnt' make them count 95, 98, 92, 283.

Sandy Loveless, who was defeated home when Melbourne's Reeves score with two runs, PAINT UP and

by just six Inches in the 120 balked, Eau Gallic added a final run The largest transporter In the

yard high hurdles by Cocoa's In the sixth Inning world I Is being fabricated for use

Morris, but who ran his best time Terrier hurler Brad Taylor Cocoa had men on second and by the John F Kennedy Space FIX UPICLEAN '! Lf
I the 158. managed to hold Melbourne in Center, NASon the Merritt
year-a third In the sixth but mill could-I I
Records broken included the the second Inning, however Ul n't make them count. Island, Florida launch site It UP!

Ile I II / a.ti's 100.yard dash, mile run, 440.yard men' home run in the third and I Cocoa got nine hits and Eau I Is a vehicle powered 1 by 18 motors .

run 880-yard run, 110.yard low a single by Hewitt, who later Gallie got seven, however, Cocoa totaling 5,300 horsepower and Large Selection Of

hurdles, 120.yard high hurdles scored on, an error, put Titusville made three errors to Eau da I Ilie's can move 6,0
down 5.1.Melbourne
and the sprint medley and mile oneSatellite. -
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relays counted another run r_ .
It was the first time Mel) In the fourth, two In the sixth and Mrs, Warden Mr and Mrs

\ bourne's!! Bulldogs failed to win and two more In the seventh Wins Corky and Mr Ford of the Con. This Cojpon' Good For |

Time 4 jyarl: 1:32.2.: run Nonl (C) ffmlthH ( vln, Knowles, and Morris, two runs for the early lead. Secretarial Courses
( ). (luims ICI.) Tine her If): trtecb The Scorpions added two more
Jill Mosley, daughter of Zack strawberry blonde, and a Jun. gardless of affiliation, and paves (a), Tlrnn: SI.I, runs In the fourth Inning, two in Speedwriting, Shorthand

Mosley, creator of one of Amer ior at Stuart Fla, high school, the way for another meeting be. ( ISO), -Mtllmr yard( low 4CI), Morns hurdlea' IC),Tucker1C YtrfIt Melbourne Champs the fifth and three In the seventh CI..... Now Forming!
ica's most popular and endur Is the true life counterpart of the tween such NASCAR greats as ( ), Wynn (IT). TIm.' ZO.I.IIOy.rd Satellite got seven hits off Sor
.
ing comic strips, Smilin' Jack, Jill who Is a romantic young Fred Lorenzen, Fireball Roberts, ( ), Ream,Un.(IT). Vaughan Blair( ,
will present the trophy to the girl now appearing in the auto Marvin Panch Richard Petty ). Time, 1:5I.T.tJprla' : home run, a double and a single Eau Gallic managed to get only
medley relay Cocoa (Pall-
winner of the "Firecracker 400"at racing sequence in her father's and Paul Goldsmith, and such II*. Power, Tuoktr Bruner, ...1. against Titusville Friday, collect four hits off Ford.

Daytona International Speed- comic strip USAC standouts as Parnell 2 bourn::O3.'. Tlluivlll, 8el lllle( 71.... Id two more hits and pitched a COLLEGE

DOING BUSINESSIN racing fans to have the better winner of the "Firecracker," a /4 allot Inchei put Lot I'D)' OanimoreSI two runs In the victory, with a covered dish supper Members ,

LOCATIONON part of the day to enjoy the sun 160-lap battle over the Smile < William (Ml,. Adama (C), 'The tournament, which was are asked to bring their

SAME EAST MAIN ST and surf of the beach, and Miss Speedway, will have to average Headlty>... (IC). Dl.tanc.i I 48 '..t, ISlnel held in Cocoa, drew a small home movies and slides of pre. : :

Dixie Beauty Pageant, greyhound 165 miles per hour Broad Jump. L.. Adam (IM, Dire crowd, especially since the vious cruises and outings to show -
vln' (IM). Ram ITI B. "'da.... (M), _
3 BARBERS racing, jal alai, water pageants, Ah.rt (EO). Dlitanc) IS led, ISHlib county.favored Cocoa Tigers after the meal.
and street dancing, If have loch'.. were upset In the first game of At the previous meeting on
rental
you Jump Calliway I BO).
MR. BARKER The "Firecracker" Is a full Oarvy n.I. B. Ad..... (M). Balm' (T). the series, Eau Gallic beat Cocoa April 7 the club voted to buy
MR. BATCHELOR International, sanctioned by housing, I list it in llollil. 'I' Height( I feet t Inch.es. 3-2. Friday afternoon pennants for each member to be

TENNESSEE HERNDON FIA.ACCUS This means that all The Star-Advocate! Pole Vault. t. Adam fD VTynaT Titusville Terriers were knock. flown on the boats to Identify the

who are tigers. What they really who was Injured in the rocket I
Are Presented AwardsBrevard want are cooperative tigers, last Private James R. Wor>
mishap at Cape Kennedy
Residential permits, 77 of tigers who come quickly to heel Parrish Memorial Hospital thaw son of Mr and Mrs H.
died in Brook
them, grabbed the big portionof and can get along nicely with Tuesday Saturday in San Antonio, has been accredited for a R. Wortham of 523 VanguardLane
Hospital
Chapter American In vard AIB, presided over the Sykes was congratulated: for the past 10 days in building ether tigers. They want tigers Army Texas. period of three years by the Titmville' Is scheduled to
stitute of Banking, held its an awards presentations and the !his efforts in behalf of the AIB permits Issued by the County who fit In." Fassett, who suffered burns Board of Commissioners of the complete recruit training April
Inn activities Mrs. PhylLis He holds three AIB certificates; Zoning Office. Joint Committee on Creditationof at the Marine
nual banquet at Cape Colony ,, evening's Thus Mr. Packard outlines the over 80 percent of his body, was 14 Corps Recruit
Cocoa Beach Saturday night Daley, of Citizens Bank of Titusville pre.standard, standard and grad. A total of $1,274,870 in permitswere dilema of today's ambitious the second fatality of the explosion Hospitals.This Depot, Parris Island, S. C
Wilbur F vice. t Is uate, which represent completionof is the result of the evaluation
Sykes president secretary. Issued with $1,076,700 of young executive How can creative -fire when the third stage ofa The training includes drill
of First National Bank of Titus. Mrs. Dailey introduced the 15 courses In banking edu that amount represented in the Individualistic people also Delta rocket ignited during an of the hospital survey con bayonet training, physical fitness
ville and president of the Bre- chairmen of the various commit. cation. new homes Involved. be the conformists demanded by indoor lest.Sidney ducted on March 20, 1964, by parades and ceremonies
tees and spoke highly of these large corporations John H. Irwin, M.D.. a field l representative
A pair of commercial permits our present day J. Dagle, 29-year-old and other military subjects.
committees and their work. of the Commission.
accounted for another $121,000and technician' of Longmount, Calif., Three weeks were spent on the
Sikes presented members of Climbers" is The notification was made by
"The Pyramid a Canaveral
died at Cape
the remaining $77,170( went Friday rifle firing the
M-14
the AIB plaques for outstandingwork Kenneth Babcock Director range nflo
well-researched, well-document B. M.D.,
for miscellaneous al Hospital
additions
in the AIB and among ed account of some of the problems of Joint-Committee on and other infantry weapons
those receiving this recognition, terations, repairs, swimming and stresses encounteredon Creditation of Hospitals, Chicago. Pvt. Wortham will report to
was Mrs. Anne Grant, assistant pools, patios, etc., category. the climb to the top of the organizational Parkway BandsIn Ill, who said, "the Committee Camp Lejeune, N C for combat
cashier of First National Bankof All North Brevard's portion of "pyramid" It dis- wishes to commend Jess Parrish Infantry training,

Titusville. She was recognized the activity was in the! residential fusses how executives are chosen Memorial Hospital for molting
for her AIB training and her area. No commercial per. what some of the hazards CompetitionTwo standards deserving of accreditation Tliusvllle Shopping Confer
work in the chapter as a mem mits were Issued except for and harassments of the trip up and for your constant cl- 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.ATTENTION.
ber of the board during the '39 t South Brevard construction are and what changes in process fort to Improve the quality of
'60 year and as secretary-treasurer and attitude the author might bands from Parkway patient care."
Construction Co.,
Cosmopolitan
for three terms, 1000-63. recommend. Junior High successfully com The accredited rating; Is for a
Box 658, Indian i River I in the District V Band
Recognition for those completIng pcttd period of three years or until a
a specified number of tour City received nine permits fur This is a very readable. book. Contest held at Edgewood Junior subsequent survey is conducted
The author has an easy moving 1JIndsseijI
.
homes in Imperial Estates No.
ses during the AIR institute was High in Merritt Island Saturday This rating was achieved
style and a happy way of coining
made. Among those receiving 5. These ranged in price front through the Joint efforts of the
certificates of pre.standard cert $10,600 to $13,500 each phrases. Whether things are them quiteso I The member "Advanced" staff and personnel at Jess Par
bad as he pictures
ification were Frank Hallum Jr Five Individual permits i ia> cannot say but he certainly band scored "excellent" in the rish and Is an enviable one! to I !
and Mrs. Dailey of Citizens sued 'included: J furnishes us with some large concert and "superior" in sight which the staff can point with
Wilbur Sykts Bank of Titusville.I Phyllis Diiler Vaughn L. Blankenship, In. questions to think on reading. The 50-member "In pride I
dian River City, a $19000 one termediate" bund scored "ex ALL ELECTRICSHAVER
I for a home on Old Dixie Highway ceilent' in concert and "ex Jones NamedEarl

and Jay Jay Road. \ SecretariesBeing cellent" in sight reading. Jones, president of First OWNERS

438, Indian River City $11,700 bands competing in the contest, of TItusville, has been
for a Port St. John home. HonoredNational only four schools entered two named by Gov Farris Bryantto ..

Richard Crump, 6618 Hilltop1, separate bands Parkway, the Florida Board of Parks
Army Engineers have award channel enlargement, a part of bor with the Intracoastal Water. Titusvlllc, $11,000, for a home 'Secretaries' Week" Clearlake of Cocoa, Edgewoodof and Historical Memorials .I "

ed a $714,400 contract to a Jack the overall expansion of the way. American Heritage Homes, ton got off to a start yesterday with Merritt Island and Seabreeze Jones succeeds Mrs. Kathryn
I sonville firm for constructionof missile base area harbor and Colonel H R Parfitt, district 1208, TitusviUe. will build oV secretaries encouraged to attend Junior High of Daytona Beach Abby Hanna of Winter Park on
engineer, said the $714,400 con Stamford St tit Scottsmoor chutch services Winning "superior" ratings the board. Mrs. Hanna, coauthor
construction of navigationlock
the Canaveral Harbor a
pert- tract was awarded to B. B. McCormick Manuel Builders, Inc., 725 Kitties' were New Smyrna Beach Central of florida's Golden Sands, a
Ed
proclamationfor
meter dike and for a barge linking the deep water har- Mayor
.---------- -- ------ & Sons, Inc. of Jacksonville Montana Ave., Orlando, $13500, the week took effect today. of Howey, Maynard Evans history of the Florida East eiIiiD
second low bidder on for a home in Imperial Estates A get-acquainted breakfast will and Robert E Lee of Orlando Coast, has served several yearson
For Your Freezer Weeds Try the job. He said the contractwas No.4. be held from 7:30: to 9 a.m. tomorrow Clearlake, Edgewood, Southwestof the board

; GENUINE E I E HORMEL L awarded to the second low Silas Champ, TitusviUe $121; at the Coffee Shop and Melbourne and the GUnrldge
bidder rather then the lowest 300 fur home William Evermaif all area secretaries are Invited to (Orlando) orchestra. ECONOMYContinued
bidder because the apparentlow 2021 LaGrange Lane, TitusviUe drop by anl, get acquainted with Winning Excellent" ratings

NEBRASKA BEEFTHIS bidder's bid was unbalanc will build in Rosedale Manor, members of the Titusville Chap were Apokpa Memorial, Robins- ( From Page 1) ,
ed. He said the low bidder ter of the National Secretaries wood, Cherokee, Glenridge and
1 open from 8:30 a.m. until noon.Sense .
WEEK ONLYI failed to conform to the competitive Association (International). ,Howard of Orlando, Parkway'sfirst
offices will have cut
bidding procedure. The Pic Bishop With Wednesday! is officially "Sec. and second bands, Clear. a \
in parcel post deliveries, but this
SIDES 53c Ib. apparent low bidder Clemens retaries Day" and many local lake and Edgewood's second
q . . . will not effect 'Mttns
Stevodoi'Ing Co., of Ridgeficld, secretaries will be honored by bands Maitland, Seabreeze'sfirst
HINDQUARTERS 63c lb. N J.. submitted an offer of 4th Missile Bin their bosses and second bands (and Satellite "Since we will maintain only Clean,
. . $687,700 Both the bids were On Thursday a scholarship Beach. one service window on Saturday Sharpen 1 19
Bee'' Rtlttd, Corn Fed and Killed In N.bruka. Strictly gutrtntd below the government estimate. award will be made to a future Wayne Lewis is director of mornings, we ask our pat & Oil Razor Head s
Check the Code. All cut, and rons to please try to transact their
Wrapped Pre Frown. Eight firms bid on the work. In GermanyArmy secretary at Titusville High both Parkway bands TWO DAYS ONLY -
School. business during the week when
FREE DELIVERY The contract calls for dredging Monday and Tu..dayl
A'textbook donation to the Ti- ion show, sponsored by the Cocoa ever possible. There will be no
some 2.Va million yards of PFC Richard J. Bishop tusvllle Library will be featured Beach.Melbourne.Eau Gallic l l l change in special delivery ser Repairs Made On
ATLANTIC FOOD SERVICE9705th material from the Banana Riverto son of Mrs Jeanne L. Davis Friday. Chapters, will be held at Pat. vice and letters and other first- All Makes!

Street, Eau Gallic, Fl.. relocate tho dike protecting 4253 Catalina Dr, TitusviUe, was Saturday a luncheon and fash- trick AFB Officer's Club class mail will be handled with
Call Collect AL 47154MONEY Canaveral Harbor, The dike will assigned to Battery D of the'Bth I the same priority as ever," she Belle-Llndsey

u tie in with earlier construction Artillery's 4th Missile Battalion If ."IIH f'ur.1o 8LU U ...... ftEl WITH 'tor added. Jewelry Department
work Including a navigation in Gcrmany, April 8. -
lock in the Banana River link. Bishop entered the Army in FREE 1964

:saoooo:g I $iii::: Colonel. Parfitt said the relo was High graduated School in 1962.from TitusviUe \ Through Friday Saturday 'Til 6 p.m,

: Phone 267-4331 seoooo $26.23T $34.39 cated dike, on which State High r to help \.

Loans Up To $400. way AlA from Cocoa Beach to channel. ,
PAY BILLS TAXES. REPAIRS ETC. Cape Kennedy will be situated, a Army bypass Engineers in Jacksonville b you cut the \

will move westward about 4.000 also announced the awardof OU10 cost of your
Southern Loan Company feet from OFi1GE
its present alinement. a $48,850 contract to J. B office
Water in the where the
344 S. WASHINGTON AVE. TITUSVILLE area Fraser & Sons, Inc. of Fort work. r\
dike will be built is now four to Lauderdale for 8
dredging an -
--- ------. ----- five feet deep. The dike will
foot channel
deep ot Garrison 263
be raised to about 12 feet above Bight in West The
Key Harbor. raw
mean sea level and will be wide alto includes PAGE r' IOne.A.Y.
job
a turning basin.
Move Ahead With EdKITTLiS enough four-lane to permit construction ofa The firm has 60 calendar daysto I CATALOG SHOP at Your Desk Our
highway on the complete the job.
dike crown by the State Road Bids will be opened by the Clip and attach this coupon to your business ." 72

Department.The Army Engineers on May 14 for letterhead. Now without leaving/ your chair/ you e
Jacksonville firm will construction of a $100,000 addl. can make a shopping tour that /is impossible
have 200 calendar days to com tion to the chapel at HomesteadAir even In the I largest cities! ar ;y
!
the dike and the __________.
plate dredge Force Base The additionto
channel. the existing chapel will be of georgo smart 1 ORLANDO** In. Robimen, FLORIDA St. ALE

Last month contract wa concrete block and will provide -
a HAMS I 'hou'' '1,5." nea' S > "' >N4 Offin Ould.
awarded for $20 million for 4.
construction of the Canaveral space It will have concrete __.................................. on

Harbor navigation lock Thatpoition floors, conditioning, ventilation St. Addf... .................................. La Maricle'
of the work must be and water and sewer facilities

her, a $225,500 contract was Successful bidder on the job Fhoite' __.__ ....nI ___ -_ __._.._..
awarded for hydraulic fill in the will have 240 calendar days tOI 'CttECKVtTHi. \ MobrjJHriHiuiirt: VVV"CHECK:.WITH.M.cmJ--1J:
vicinity of the lock site and for complete the addition .
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_
Each Complete with:

The letter Clonnie Harris It to light George -- -- -
to bring -
by Section B TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA, MONDAY APRIL 20, %1M4 Pi,. 1 IB
Jr. regarding the "Mullet Wrap- Washington"
--- -- --- ------
per" In a recent column, has W. S. Garey
prompted an answer from Bill
Garey, one of the originator of We would add one comment 1 I
the "sometime" publication that about the above letter: the opinions Ford Foundation Grant Given FSU
usually appears about election are those expressed! by the
time. letter writer and not by the -
/
author of this column. We wouU
Garey's letter follows: venture one opinion: A claim

Editor: not that"manage"the "Mullet the Wrapper"news in some did For Five-Year In AreaA

right"Clonnie truth.Harris Truth cannot can neitherbe copy depends cases is on highly"who"debatable-it is the "man all Study Cape tr

copyrighted nor suppressedor ager". l
managed Apparently Mr.
Harris missed. this point In his grant of $200,000 to Florida In announcing the grant Hen velopment) and the Community/ sample surveys will be niticti

amusing, if legally somewhat Police The only guys who State University for five years ry T. Ilia Id, president of the Development Unit of the Nation- yearly. The counties are lire
the for around of study of the fast-growing Cape Foundation sold that in ...1 Aeroiidutics and Space Ad. ,
shaky, attempt to tie up get paid going pinch Ford vard, VoKisia" Indian River
in the Kennedy area has been announced of the country 1I11n I sl r a lion. and!
mere words: 'Mullet Wrapper' ing people wrong places. contrast to areas Osci-ola, Orange, Seminole \
New York by the Ford occurredfor TinInstitute presently is at
where
in rapid expansion Lake
"If I, or anyone else, publishthe ...*
other Foundation.The some 200 years before planning work on a similar, one-year study
truth under this or any Pushing ahead of the house done, "the Cape Kennedy fur N.S.whkh has provided Uifvard County, said the UOOK( I( WINNERS: Mrs Mickey Mander chairman of)
effective. grant is to the Institute for : was
name it will be distributed equally under wives waiting in line at the Social Research, directed by Dr. area already has agencies $38.000 grant for a lie iii's of FSU sociologist, increased 1 in St TI'I.! .!sa nook Fair and (lev Mother Ignatius.. prm-
Pure drivel supermarket, a smartly dressed population from 32,653 in 1930:; to rp"'otlprcscned) ( books: to winners of the
Wrapper" Charles M. Grigg, a sociologist, concerned l with determining thebet stuilus of the effects of the t1pacepl'ogl'am e-ip.il. : poster
the name 'Mullet woman snatched a can from the local III ,0&35 in 19<>0 and with un ac- contest in each grade of the school The winners were,
for on oveiniiient
whether by who said studies will concern ways to provide a pop.ulillon :
would be useless, shelf and pushed it and dollarat
a derated and the from left. Dickie first grade Melanie
or population, local governmentand expected to increase mul 1 its financing!, of utility-fin- i space program Daley ; Finley sec-
he favors,
Mr. Harris, those the checker. emphasis the moon shut it is ond Jones third grade Robert lIeive fourth
arcing and on( !grade Larry ; ,
thatat other problems of fast. vastly by 1970. !! community problems.A
anyone else. I might add "You don't mind if I get aheadof : a field office at Titusville will estimated, the population will grade; Sharon Kinley, fifth grade; Debbie Murray, sixth
it needed I growing seven-county area. The Efforts oi the university, said
any time I feel is you just to get this one can continue to be used for the new puss 106.000 this your grade: mind !Marv Manders, seventh grade. The book fair
will continue to follow my conscience of cat food, do you?" she asked Institute also will provide con Dr. Grigg, are to be coordinatedwith atudi;s. was held KncLiv, Saturday and Sunday in classroom "K"at
in this matter and use the shopper at the head of the sultant services. Working with those of the East Central "The challenge of this program the school. Carlson( Photo).
the name 'Mullet Wrapper' or line the Institute will be FSU's Institute Regional Planning Council, the Among the initial studies, : to the faculty is that it

any other name that appeals to "Goodnes no," she replied, "if of Governmental Research Governor'. Impact Committee Gtlgg' said, will be estimation presents the opportunity of
me. you're that hungry go right under the direction of (which !Is! concerned with problems ut population Increases for the studying and guiding the development Holland Appoints Two Aides HereUnited
born ahead." Dr Albert Sturm of industrial growth and de sevcn-county arm for which two of a metropolitan area.
"The Mullet Wrapper was Irma lit early stages of growth! ,"
out of a struggle to preservethe _yf "'.V- ,.a- ..._ .. ,_. ....., ",.. .-. --. -,_..- -- ,.-,.---.. Grigg said. Stall Senator Spesird *- AL-.o Sen. Holland announced
right,to-vote in Whispering How would you punctuate this {:' ";""-- .innounce-il I'I( uric- Heller lia been appointI .
Hills- more than five years ago. sentence? Everyone stared 81 "It will provide a thaiaton l !> tin- appointment ol !Mrs\ Ed Rice, ,
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; I finance chairman Charles
!It waj intended to inform the the quite nude blonde strolled .. ., "'" for t the social scientists and the of) 127: Park Lana as eninpiilgntreasurer ; /
people of events which were clown the street. Wise guy: l./ ...._- '- -,", urban planners within which In In hl'Ii'11I of his candidacy Morl"y 1.1 North Urrvard campaign
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either Ignored or perhaps "man Personally, 14 make a dash ,...1, ,, _'91 "': apply their. present techniques for rre election manager.
aged" fcy other media. Many after the blonde. ,t > and skilN and to develop new -=------.-:.=.,- -

issues were printed in three ways of analysing social change!

election yeai-s. Last year's Ti- A few years ago in a little I 1 .. .... It will provide a valuable laboratory
tusville election brought forth Southern U. S. village a _-, .. ... .. (raining experience for
very Over 9 Years Experience
".WW-.iJ..b..I. ''I-... ,. ..... .: : ..
the most elaborate Usue. Mr. successful revival was held in a "" itrudiiutu\ students In city planning
Harris was a candidate in that local church. Candidates for bap. and the social se-ionccs"I t as SpedalAgont
election a candidate not tism were to be ready on Sun r
of in. FBI
criticized by the Mullet Wrapper day evening and a biz crowd Titusville High !
At a crucial point in the elec. gathered to watch on the bankof
turn he withdrew, asking his the river at the edge of town. PTSA Will Meet I y v Collego Graduate &

backers to switch their vote to Sam Perkins, a notorious char Career Law Enforcement
the incumbent Mayor and another acter, was! the first to be bap The P T S.A. of Tltusville I

candidate for the two open tized. After Sam came out of the high: School will meet Monday Officer

scats. Both candidates to whomhe water, one of his pals on the night April 20, from 7:30: to
threw his support lost by a bank shouted, "Is the water cold, ..... 9:30:
You Can Bring
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landslide.: Sam? This will bo a continuation of
"No," said Sam. "New Adventures In Living With SUPERIOR LAW ENFORCEMENTTo
"Not understanding Mr Harris "Put him under again, Parson." Youth" with emphasis placed on Your County By Voting For
allegations I attempted to came the voice again. "He ain't improving communications between

personally contact him at his quit lying!" parents and youth.A FRANK S SMALLWOODFOR
homo address but was informed

by hu neighbors that he had) Woman in quaint art shop to film will be presented and a

moved to another City in another dealer: : "You don't consider l this punel made up of student,, class
County many weeks ago. That's horrible thing art, do you?" PUMPING IN' ,-+-. ThhC"black gold':' from Jpont development, including pumping in officers. The dilcu.lliOl.wU1 be SHERIFFIN
why I am asking this letter to Dealer:' "No; ma'm. You'rft- the ena 61 & dredge pipe spreads over the right-of-way for Riverside Drive exten- moderated by John King teacher
be printed. No critic of the looking in the mirror." area north of Broad Street to make newsion north from Broad Street to the cause- ut THS. THE MAY Slh DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
'Mullet Wrapper' has ever al. I riverfront land on property owned by Ed way.-(S-A Photo).
Students, as'well as parents: (!'ol. Ado Pd.. by Camp. Treas.)
and R. Nelson. The is
, leged that it lied. I wish they After six months of using a project one of river- are urged to attend.
would tell me what's wrong new bourbon-flavored toothpaste, .
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Hun your finger] .: over a map and find yourself a place to go.Vide, seats with foum-cuHhioninif\ front and rear Luxurious
That's a preview of how it feels to get there in a Chevrolet wall-to-wall cletp-twist carpeting/ (this year it cornea with ;
We've put what we think Is this Lest suspension even the lowest (priced) Hisrayne-H). A choice of ,

system in its class under this great highway per- seven great[ engines( all (pre-cision-lmlanced (fur .I '. # ,'
former A big husky coil spring at each wheel '7smoother running, with four smooth-shifting ,

and double-action shock absorbers to soak up ;-, transmiHttions to match. Everything: that makes ,
bumps. Over 700 sound ileudeners throughout 1RADE I TRAVEL Chevrolet the great highway performer it in. ,,:;;.: ,
the chassis and that spacious Body by Fisher to TIME So get out those road maps. And wherever t

blot out noise from road and wind you go, get off to a good Blurt...during TradeHKxwnnmon.mil

sketching in Mrs Nancy Clearly the program of the eveS Central Baptist New
's classroom. The students at nine She read an article on the Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. [ / / sue G SMp1fH"&MJ St.fU/lC .lI ,

f this demonstration were 4th year Origin of the Grange on April the Fay Taylor Circle will meet I awl l. e ri. .
I r children They learned how to 16th, 1867 Dorothy Bowley gave with Mrs Barbara Sanders at
: un draw and how to shade In char reasons lot Joining the Grange her home, 341 Mount\ Sterling I

coal. They did still life and other Jehn Ceil gave an explanation Avenue. At the same time the

., t hre objects of the Pomona Granges A tab Young Womans' Auxiliary will I

: leau wail presented to show the meet at the Church

: 1 Minor League Tryouts Grange.Declaration of Purposes of the Next Sunday, April 26th, there I

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.' ;. ttri 1'1: listed< tout days, with' new boy's' !
: .. Eric: Beckman, Evelyn Freeman, What. .is r HomeDemonstration I
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-.r jbirtirtg' up every day Glen Martin Mary Ford and \I4mle Patton. Work? COUPON ,
Robert Hoog!:, Bill Bailey and Games were played after which a
Robert Comerford were present Mrs Mary Slaby President of I MILK WA.VE
refreshments were served by
I daily tel direct the boys' effort's' the Home Economics Committee the IRC Home DemonstrationClub I LILT PERMANENT .
and make op selection cards for and President!! of the Bre I
vard Cdiirity' Council of HD. 2.19 Popular 1
the player1 draft this last weekend Joy CI Iu* Reg. 09
*. Clubs gives some facts about ; tilt Milk Way $1 -
The Jo$' Class of( the! Sunday Home Demonstration Work in
Marlin and Hoog have 22 toys I PermanentHead
School of Central Baptist Church Florida She says that H D workS I
returning to their teams, while met on April 15th, at the home of .. I.RC I NEWS On Page ) : Ceu/ori Through W,". /22
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LIBRARY VISITORS-Enjoying the hosJim Ashley, Mrs. Hazel Ashley, Mrs. Pilley and Comerford are select. Mrs, Joy Ganus The hostess 3)I I i }
pitality extended at the "Open House" of Sally Martin, Mrs. Irene Boshoff, Miss Valerie big the two new teams. The scUcctlon opened the meeting with an in. I
the IRC Branch Library Thursday were, Bartlett Miss Linda Bartlett and Mrs. \' will bd!' mode from i fttUj spTring devotional. \i\ you get any businessover I

from left: Mrs Jackie Merriam, librarian, Jean Bartlett. of 47 new boys whose ages rang' Later there was a business per. '1
frdm 8 t to 12. the
telephone : Os
loci followed by fellowship and e
Indian River South Titusville Happenings The; Minor league will be delicious refreshments, which 'i & Shoulders o
.
will business
as a "farm" team for the \usij were served by Mrs Alma Hayes, you get more

League; as the Baseball !Mrs. Nigel Bo>les, Mrs Esle SHAMPOO I II

progresses. If for some res Lucas, Mrs. Sue Cracltlock Mrs when you use I, I Reg 89e Jar of 54c s
I Branch Library Holds "Open House"Lvt manager loses a player permanently Gladys Holder, Mrs. Ginger Bowman I Dandruff Remover

for the season, the players Mrs Joy Ganus, and Airs, Shampoo ,,
agent will be notified and, accompanied / Millie Toney teacher of the @l e- i Limit 1 with COUIKH. Thr.ugh. Wed.. 4/11. :
the I -
thq
Thursday evening was all names, ""King of Prussia," in a program on the beginning of by manager screened class
\ "Open (House at the Indian Riv Pennsylvania Baptist beliefs Maxine Cole Minor League will be The next meeting will be May 267.5530
for a player. If the parents of the home of \Mrs\ i COUPON '
20th at the Ginger iI
; Titusville man, Essie Lucas and Kay
('r City Branch of the She tills! us that Nick: commenced selected boy, the Players' Agent
Public Library from 7:00 till :! work a few days ago Andry gave book reviews of and the Manager all agree, the -I TOOTH

I 9.00 p.m. A constant stream of for General Electric Corporation early books that have influenced boy will go to the Major Leagueas GLEEM P ASTE

I people came to visit the library \ and that he like his new Baptist thinking The meetingwas an option player Being an Skillet I

during this time and refresh job' though he says it is closed with prayer. option player only means that the : Reg. 83e Family

iriinU of cookies, punch and not as exciting as things were at Three present were: Joyce boy was not procured from the s i I size tube of famous 56 in

t coffee were on hand for every. Cape Kennedy Pat gays they Griffin, Essie Lucas, Carolyn team through the Auction< metMof Gleem decay fighting .
one have rented a small house in the Stokes, Dorothy Godwin, Max. at t minimum point cast The [Ij.3 I formuia.' 03

country ine Coleman and Kay AndryVisits' next year the boy will be made Limit I with Couwn: TI hreueh W.*. 4/22
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Little Ltlgue Meeting The Laulettas lived at 810 a permanent member of the team .
r Pott Office through the Option Point System
Cleveland Road for than
The regular monthly meeting more Myrtle had It may become a reality In the SPECIAL FOR TUBS COUPON y
8 and were the first Postmaster Finch
years
beheld
of the IRC Little League will near! future that the only'way
citizens to buy In the Whispering the pleasure of conducting two
at 8:00 at the
tonight : pm a player can get on a Major TBOHESTEAK T CHARCOAL LIGHTER
home of President, Tom Walk. Lakes Subdivision Pat groups of First Grade pupils league team Is from a farm

t'r. 405! Abbott Ave All Of. says they miss this city and from Coquina Elementary School team a Reg. 39c Pint of a
friends left behind through the IRC Post Office this
fleece and Board members are they Our Minor league Is importantand genuine Borb-o-lite C
week. The first of 32
urged to attend group all the parents are asked to odorless
clean -
From Largo children, with Mrs Mary Nor -
lend thelifull support to its benefit -
\ dan, went \this visit last smokeless
Vhbelol' News Mr and Mrr. Grady Rehbergof orv this season. The team roster ,
second t mil t w th COUMD Thrtu Wed 4/22
Tuesday and the group will be made public today at 5,00j
largo, arrived here last Fri
Two Boy Scouts from Troop 31 children with Mrs Mary El ) at the Ball Field and will be $ 09
day for a short wlsit with Mrand j p.m.
.. CIO. First Class Scout Roy Malott more visited 'Thursday afternoon 1 1With
publicized In Wednesday's col '
and Life Scout Jerry Champion, Mrs. Rick Barrett, of 313 COUPON '
Delcsplne Ave Thefma l fteh Each child was given a Unit01\' the Indian River City '
gave a First Aid demonstrationto card with instructions to use the
the: WeboloS Den/ of) the Cub berg is Marietta* Barrett's aunt zip code in their return address News I JOHNSTON'S NO ROACH
Scouts, recently, using scout arid is a sister of Mrs Elva Bar Mrs. Finch assured these two Ci'iriat "K').wi'

neckerchiefs for triangle band. per of Maple Piace They have groups they would be welcometo Indian Rivet Grange No 181 French Fries, 8
89c
been vacationing in Miami. J Reg -01.
rage visit her in the new Post Office held an open meccng: at the Lettuce &: 'TomatoJIt'1tt bottle.. Just paint it 56c 4
when it is opened for business CivW Center, last Thursday eve.
Circl( News
New HomeA nlng with worthy Master William' on kills on contact

The Alice Gaventa Circle of Rowe in the
jungle setting on the Indian
Central Baptist Church met last Visitors were introduced and welcomed}
to Library
River, 2V4 miles south of IRC, is "
i. fliiui ILTOTLZTX
Tuesday at the home of Mrs State Deputy John Ceil and Mrs
to be the site for a new brick, 31 first grade students lit the
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Kay Andry. .Dunbar St The, GrfhT Mf dflrf tits 3 R": Wrta".!pjTJndlan coupdW I
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bedroom home to be built by Clara ofMrs; .'Wars' Elrnore," ccomVanied'V TitusvilU
Pirtle Plaza
Mound and Mina
meeting was opened with prayer Grange -
Mi and Mrs:Donald Nankivil her, visited 'theIndian fir
and the reading of the Prayer Wager of Webster Grange, Web. -
Nankivil Is an engineer with River City Library last MR. CLEANReg.
Calendar, Several
Boeing Aircraft Company and announce Thursday afternoon The young I.
they have been residents of ments were mdde: visitors were welcomed by Mrs Add a Phoned a Lot to Living ; : 39e bottleof

this area for the last 10 years Mission! Study Book will be Jackie !Merriam, Librarian, and i: Cleandetergent. 29 c

They have 3 sons and expect to taught on April 28th from 7:00: !Mrs W. W James Sr, read a Why let the house run you? Why not take it easier with a kitchen Mr.

move into their new home by p bi,m revival. till 9.30 visitation pm.1 r; there during will the story seYved"refreshments to them., The group by Mrs war exte1 m10Tr pn ne. With phones( in all the places you live most. .bedroom rn m
Juno lat.l t
limit I with Coulon Through w.22
Revival the last week in May; !Merriam and her helpers In com workshop, Florida room To add colorful, economical extension I

King Of Prussia Sunbeams during the Clrclfe rnemoration Week of National Library phones, just call your Telephone Company Business Office.Southern .:nJ!.
and General WMU meefibt.A
Nick and Pat Lauletta and 'Thank You' note frorrf Mattle C COUPON uno_

their two young daughters left Lou Davis was reid Chapel Program Bell I Li
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our city recently and now Pat Carolyn Stokes gave i Stew A CnapVl Program was Held at MOTH FLAKESKILLS

write* from a city, named of ardship Testimony and tttcn led' r the Coquina Elementary School l ..,(.wlitg dWa lne FJM

I W. for you from loear fLustndl ,!t 4 tight as a cifhe4. IW be sure to register and vote this year t.CDJI

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Monday, April 20, 19S4 TltulrvllteFlorldalSdar-Advocall( ) _
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--- --- - ------- Compldlds I frill fir"l aid l and irvhil youth keep up-to date on inform Best .
During the training recruits atlon and techniques affecting I -
QUALIFIED I
reedy tests and Interviews family living. Home Demonstru. '0
Training At Candidate For
which determine their future isiignmenU tion Work Is concerned with the 1 n
Citizens Council Report
in the Navy. Upon business of the Home the great GOVERNORJohn I
ion pletmg the program they I a E.
Great LakesTommy est business In the World helping{
alt' .I.tgned to service schools
people to identify their needs
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lor t It ihiial tralhing or to ships
D. Burnett. 19, son of problems and work out solutions I
md tramns
vtitions for on-the job
Recommendation ProgressThe Mr. and: !Mrs\ Dorscy O Burnettof ": : in a Navy rating specialty. for everyday living Home Demonstration I Winner Trained of Every Proved Legislative Ltadir

17 Hilltop! Dr, Tilusville contributes toward- I Award

completed basic training at the leadership of the people it .rr.
Naval Training Center Great IRC NEWS yes, providing training! for ap LET'S MAKE THIS OUTSTANDING LEADER

Brevard County Citizens in Brevard County The Councilhas discussed with the agencies and Lakes, 111 proximately 20000 voluntar OUR NEXT GOVERNOR!
II leaders annually In tins State and
Survey Implementation Council now established Health Set. organizations involved for con The nine-week training In. I, (Continued From Page 2)) helps strengthen the local economy I Pol Adv Pd. By Campaign Treasurer) .

reports progress In carrying out vices and Family and Child Services sidcrotlon dude naval orientation history '.is the Home Economics Programof and increase! the well brine

the Survey recommendations, it Implementation Panda.These being Additional considered members by the are Council now I !end brganlzation: seamanship, or the Florida Cooperative Fxtcn! -of the-people---- -of the-- area- --I__Star-Advocate___ __ __ ____Classifieds_u_ __ Get -Quick____Results__!
reviewed the
was announced by W. N. Bow panels have '
it was: stated. The scope of theCouncil's
recommendations with James
den, Oancil Chairman. The
work is developing
conductedin Luce, Council Executive Secre
Citizens Survey was
19C3 and listed a total of 42 tary, and have assigned priorities quickly and it will involve a. ilnsl;: ;! Itlr: .,, ttI! !.
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of concientlous and interested il ,
number iiiic
recommendations for health, for action. The priority ifi! ; .
welfare and recreation services lecoTimcndations are now being citizens and community .I "' SAVE.t t ; iliiISii! ,
leaders. The Coudcil now con

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Council Chairman and the panel Bacon LB. 39
chairmen Mrs. Martin, and Mrs

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: "* I have been I wouldn't call myself a gos- the taro Y//I /h: HAPPENS J SUCH THINGSTHERE'S

I can't seem to 9i2I TO ME. '
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: loves his new to myself. If I know single letter and now I have to L,1 e
IN THE UIIet IP lot KT OK THE:
me A ''tiling I have to tell it. pay the $5. Please tell me how :MNtll JIUH ML CIKllIT INAMI t rrNL7

: what you What's: No one lees Him Phony letters are overwritten, BANK BOSTON, a says aavlnia ANTS bank SAVINGS orajanlieda

size. I:> as a vicious! gossip but by much overdo ealetlnvenue. C the law. of the OARN! M/OOLF ONLY ONB THING TOP0y o.K.A 3
: as phony people
Communweath; of Maaaacnuart.a BALL WENT RIGHT ABERNATHY-YOU'LL EVERYBODY
-- restless Ile own admission, you are a and overact.A DefendantsIN
INTO THIS HAVE TO BLAST ITOUTlf BACK !!
In. TIIK NAMK OF Tile. etAthOF .
.. more clearing house for bank teller who handles FLORIDA. TO TUB: fO 1,1X1 WINO SAND TRAP I
has hit me You do it because it all sixth NAMK1 OK DESIGNATED:! : I
money day develops a l>......ENl>A\ITIJ.; TO-WIT! BELIEVE 5
sleep. you a feeling of impoit- sense about countel fCIt. I can JOHN D. UKATTY and YOU'RE !

dotsn'l spot a klinker in much, the BKAICV, hla wife, If married and CtI RIGHT j67r \
"O TON tlVB tKNTS SAVINGS
Last week I've said it before but I'll say same way. Of Course I get fool BANK, a aavlnm bank orcanlaed I II

nose.I again perbaps you will re ed now and then but I'll bit it C'ummunweiith and exlailn under of ilaiiavhuaeltc the lawa. of :the >- if

know yourself somewhere be. doesn't happen very often. YOU AND BACH Of YOU are G II
hereby notified that a suit. ha been
with his tbe lines Brilliant peo flied ..aln.' you. In it. .bon-en" .

was a kid ( talk about ideas. Ordinary Ann Landers will be glad to tiLled cau.e and you are hereby XZ
required to flte your answer or
the time. ( talk about things Small help you with your problems. ten defeniea. If any, with the' C;t tk : \ .
of this Court. and to serve a capy .. : ... .' > 440 : i
talk about other
think Jake people. Send them to her in care of this thereof upon ttorney "
1m"'I:: JItdt
ing of his newspaper enclosing a stamp. whose ,a Ulca

"thinks he Dear Ann Landers: Almost a ed: self-addressed envelope. lath appears day hereon of May, ,on or If before you the full OF COURSE f BUT I'M A MAN OF FIRST OF ALL, ACE

";T rjavf\ ago: I made a $3 bet with '. will to do He ao entered, ft .asalnat. i98r you Conl'tio for the I Q MR, I AM, MYAPENTYt9U GREAT ENTHUSIASM, SHOCKPROOF YOU WEARINQA WATCH? 11 J SB

MAD. Of my best friends. She said !:-- relief demanded In the Complaint. ? DEAR,
: The nature of the relief .OU bl c
Dear Not : column was on the level and prayed for In said suit I. h. 02ce. 5
that people really do have 't. partition of the fotlowing de.erl ..dpo"ely. GOINGTO
would
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: .doesn't those problems. : yard County Florida. to-will GOOD Q j
I.nt 10 of Block F, Ma.nolla
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q with his I raid either you mane, up ',.m :\ ""'- I Ih Manor Melbourne. Brtvarf NIGHT? '.? I'' .; L)
often take letters or the people who ( ,Bible County, Florida aa recorded I Ik
Plat Book 11. pave 71, publfrovorili .
.. .. ..' years, and to you make them up be. Let all thing be done de. of aald County. i TWITNKS8 I I
Jake Is : my band and seal 01
such things just dolt cently and in order. said Court. at Tltuavllle, IIrn" Y

erous to lo prove my point. I bet my Order ,is the first law of the R. BARNES!:

the doubt. $S that I could make up universe ; without it all wouldbe ClerK V. Circuit S Bimnaler Court J aIly 441

ly generous letters and that you would chaos. It is even more important Deputy Clerk --- -- -- --- -- --
'.' beds. for at least one. I knocked that Divine order be Croftnn. Brewer at Holland -.
6<>9 Palm Avenue ( '
Dear : brains out composing letters maintained at all times and Tltuavllle; : : riorhl I / ill !

two friends thought: would make great once it has been truly established Apr.Attorney U. lit'fur iiT.:: Plaintiff May 4 (Mon) 1M4, C I

women in our life it will always tiswVw Os jWjrit

? "What's 1 Well you didn't tumble for a be there for us to follow. Remember pay your Paper Boy :

Making Music.Leonard Him
T \. So many good television program now, some people hesitate doing -
_, ..,a ..i- (. .------- --- Mem by Shirley Bernstein. many chores which take them away from T,V. Tho solution
Spooky Magic by Larry Kctti get .atra sot far room other than your present T V room.
WITH THE GENERAL Officers of the Legal Secretaries of Titusville June Sucharski, legal education director and !Mat: 'hd Perry secretary- kamp; Picture book by Tenncs See STEREO STORE for portable, table model and lovely eon-

; met with Attorney General James Kynes during a recent visit here Left treasurer of the Titusville Association The Tiiux t III!U, .:soup I is starting a see by Bcmadme Bailey; Picture sole tel.v.slon lets at their bettcoMrtrrr .

I to right are Nellie Featherstone. Governor of the Association: Virginia membership on May 1 1. It Is a member of the FI"I i Loa i .mil National Association book of Illinois by Bernadine

: Batts president of the Titusville Association Attorney General KynesASSEMBLY ; ot Legal Secretaries Bailey; Witch of the Glens by *oun IVSTEMSSTEREO

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the Indian River City Wo- : 58 S. Atlantic Phone SU 3.7711 Cocoa Beach

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/ AUTO SALES It SERVICE MOBILE HOMES
Every project that our club 1 JAMES I "
NOVA TRAILER SALES
has undertaken his been a great
HUNTER 21 Different floor Plans
success, much of which we attribute .

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II I 6d-: County( line, 153 acres on
MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION north county line. Close to Indian
LAKESarea River and new canal site.
Westwood Manor of Indian River City. 3 Good county road to property.

::. Featuring: The Same Friendly Folks bedroom many extras 2 bath, including home with central Priced at a low $275 per acre. I

; REACH OAKWOOD: From Titusville go north on Also F.H.A. Horries from $13,750.00 to i

tlLS. to Mims. Continue north on U.S. 1 for one more 1514 South Washington

t :mile to our entrance on right. For free information $14,500.00 $450.00 Down Ready for !

:all 237-5586. II I Occupancy. f I IF ITS REAL ESTATE SEE SEARLE FIRST 311 North Dixie Highway I AM 7-3858 I

f II (Formerly Branch Office of M.\ N. Weir & Sons, Inc. Indian River City Where buyer and seller expect
DKfVE( OUT AFTER WORK TODAY! 267-5437, 267-5293, 267-2802 I II I Realtors of Pompano Beachy Florida) AM 7-7037 I and get better and faster service

iSo each at the Mar-Advocate GOLD COINS will I pay up to 4 do to, agalnat a Decree you Pro for Confeno the relief will demanded betaken ': tha County.....rlv Florida low, water lying enit linn of of Citizen Bank Building! CZECHOSLOVAICAMERICAN J JMeetln

us build a new home County, Florida thr aid 118 y each month, American
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